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L v M
CTFIC0034/2025
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[2025] QIC (F) 67
Date
21 December 2025
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Fritz Brand
Summary
In the case before the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, Justice Fritz Brand issued a judgment on 21 December 2025, appointing a sole arbitrator to resolve disputes arising from a Labour Supply Contract between two corporate entities registered in Qatar. The Claimant sought arbitration after a previous court ruling was overturned due to an arbitration clause in the contract. Despite the Defendant's liquidation and failure to engage properly in the proceedings, the court proceeded, determining that the arbitration should be conducted under the QFC Arbitration Regulations 2005, as amended.
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