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Ibrahim Al Nasr vs Nexus Financial Services WLL

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0032/2024
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (C) 6
Date
25 June 2026
Status
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Costs
Registrar
Umar Azmeh
Summary

In a judgment issued on June 25, 2026, in the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, costs were assessed for two cases involving claimants Ibrahim Al-Nasr and Ali Al-Maadeed against Nexus Financial Services WLL. Both claims were previously dismissed and the claimants were ordered to pay the defendant's reasonable costs. The total costs incurred by the defendant were QAR 907,450, to be paid by Al-Maadeed (QAR 329,557), Al-Nasr (QAR 294,778), and both claimants jointly (QAR 283,115 for appellate proceedings). The Registrar, Mr. Umar Azmeh, emphasized that costs should be proportionate and reasonable, rejecting claims for reducing the awarded costs.

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