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Ibrahim Al Nasr vs Nexus Financial Services WLL
CTFIC0032/2024
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[2026] QIC (C) 6
Date
25 June 2026
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Umar Azmeh
Summary
In a judgment dated 25 June 2026, the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court assessed costs in two cases where the claimants, Ibrahim Al-Nasr and Ali Al-Maadeed, had their claims against Nexus Financial Services dismissed and were ordered to pay the defendant’s reasonable costs. The total costs were QAR 907,450, with Al-Maadeed paying QAR 329,557, Al-Nasr paying QAR 294,778, and both jointly responsible for QAR 283,115 for appellate proceedings. The claimants’ appeals were rejected, and the Registrar emphasized that costs must be reasonable, proportionate, and should reflect the conduct and complexity of the case.
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