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Devisers Advisory Services LLC vs Muhammad Zahid

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0033/2022
Neutral Citation
[2023] QIC (F) 6
Date
19 February 2023
Status
Keywords
Breach of Contract
First Instance Circuit
Counterclaim
Specific Performance
Judges
Sir Bruce Robertson
George Arestis
Dr. Rashid Hamad Al-Anezi
Summary

In the Qatar International Court, Devisers Advisory Services LLC (DAS) sued Muhammed Zahid for specific performance of a contract to obtain UK visas. The court dismissed DAS's claim and upheld Zahid’s counterclaim for a refund of QAR 40,750.00 plus 5% interest per annum. The court found DAS failed to fulfill its obligations under the contract and noted the absence of testimony from a key representative. Both parties represented themselves, and no orders for costs were made. The judgment aimed to restore both parties to their original positions before the dispute.

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  • Sir Bruce Robertson

    New Zealand

  • George Arestis

    Cyprus

  • Dr. Rashid Hamad Al-Anezi

    Kuwait

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