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HKA Global Limited v Setta Wa Eshroon SOLB WLL (In Liquidation and represented by its Judicial Liquidator, Mr Mareshi Abdulaziz Abdalla)

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CTFIC0067/2023
Neutral Citation
[2024] QIC (C) 7
Date
11 August 2024
Status
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Costs Assessment
Costs
Before
Umar Azmeh
Summary

In a judgment dated August 11, 2024, the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, presided by Registrar Mr. Umar Azmeh, ordered the Defendant, Setta Wa Eshroon Solb WLL (in liquidation), to pay QAR 60,214 to the Claimant, HKA Global Limited, for costs incurred. The Claimant, providing advisory services in a construction sector dispute, had previously been awarded QAR 1,211,752 in damages due to unpaid invoices. The Defendant, under judicial liquidation, did not engage in the proceedings. The court assessed the costs based on factors like proportionality and reasonableness, concluding a fair sum for litigation efforts.

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