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Rudolfs Veiss v Prime Financial Solutions LLC

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0035/2022
Neutral Citation
[2025] QIC (C) 4
Date
16 March 2025
Status
Keywords
Costs
Costs Assessment
Indemnity Costs
Before
Umar Azmeh
Summary

The Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court ordered the claimant, Rudolfs Veiss, to pay QAR 52,000 in costs to the defendant. Veiss had applied to add the International Business Development Group WLL as a defendant in two separate cases, which were dismissed as wholly without merit. The court consolidated the cases for assessment and concluded that Veiss' applications were speculative and lacked a factual basis. The court evaluated costs based on proportionality, the conduct of the parties, and reasonable settlement efforts, ultimately rejecting Veiss' objections and affirming the defendant's legal fees claim.

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