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International Law Chambers LLC v Anvin Infosystems WLL

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0039/2024
Neutral Citation
[2024] QIC (C) 17
Date
17 December 2024
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Costs
Costs Assessment
Before
Umar Azmeh
Summary

In a judgment dated December 17, 2024, the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court ordered Vanvin Infosystems WLL (Defendant) to pay International Law Chambers LLC (Claimant) QAR 6,425 for outstanding legal fees. The Claimant, a Doha-based law firm, had previously obtained a judgment for QAR 68,425 plus interest due to the Defendant's failure to pay for legal services. The Court also addressed the costs of the proceedings, reducing the Claimant's initial cost claim from QAR 9,050 to QAR 6,425, deeming the revised amount reasonable and proportionate. Both parties were self-represented.

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