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Devisers Advisory Services LLC v Farwin Farook Muhammed

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0035/2024
Neutral Citation
[2024] QIC (F) 42‎
Date
26 September 2024
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Keywords
First Instance Circuit
Breach of Contract
QFC Contract Regulations 2005
Liquidated Damages
Judges
George Arestis
Fritz Brand
Yongjian Zhang
Summary

The court dismissed Devisers Advisory Services LLC's claims and upheld the counterclaim by Farwin Farook Muhammed. Devisers is ordered to pay QAR 32,500 plus 5% interest from March 11, 2023, and cover the defendant's reasonable costs. The dispute arose from a visa application contract. Despite the defendant's wife failing to obtain an IELTS certificate, the court found the retention of the full payment by Devisers unreasonable under Article 107 of the QFC Contract Regulations 2005. The court followed a precedent, reducing the amount retained by Devisers to QAR 5,000 for their services.

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  • George Arestis

    Cyprus

  • Fritz Brand

    South Africa

  • Yongjian Zhang

    China

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