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Eversheds Sutherland (International) LLP v Harinsa Contracting Company (Qatar) WLL

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0059/2023
Neutral Citation
[2023] QIC (F) 46
Date
09 November 2023
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First Instance Circuit
Debt
Interest
Judges
George Arestis
Ali Malek KC
Helen Mountfield KC
Summary

In a case before the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, the Defendant, Harinsa Contracting Company, was ordered to pay the Claimant, Eversheds Sutherland LLP, QAR 58,458 plus interest and costs. The claim was for unpaid fees for legal services provided in two cases. Despite repeated requests and offers for discounts, the Defendant did not pay or contest the invoices. The Court found in favor of the Claimant based on the uncontested evidence and awarded the specified amount plus interest and costs to be assessed by the Registrar if not agreed.

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  • George Arestis

    Cyprus

  • Ali Malek KC

    England

  • Helen Mountfield KC

    England

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