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Kashif Kamal Raja v Patron Network LLC
CTFIC0029/2025
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (F) 37
Date
24 June 2026
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Judges
Fritz Brand
Summary
In the case of Kashif Kamal Raja v. Patron Network LLC, the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court directed the defendant to pay the claimant QAR 119,695.21 plus 5% annual interest from 21 May 2025 until payment. The defendant must also cover the claimant's legal costs. The case was previously remitted by the Appellate Division after determining that a settlement agreement obtained by threats was invalid. The court confirmed its authority to enforce ESO determinations as statutory debts and issued the order after the defendant failed to respond to the directive.
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South Africa
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