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Necmettin Alioglu v EduShift Technologies LLC and others

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0055/2026
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (F) 69
Date
12 October 2026
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First Instance Circuit
Disclosure
Strike Out
Judges
Helen Mountfield KC
Summary

Justice Helen Mountfield KC issued an interlocutory judgment on a complex case involving Necmettin Alioglu (Claimant) and Edushift Technologies LLC, Khaled Abouemara, and Mohamed Ali (Defendants). The judgment detailed procedural directions for document disclosure and clarified claims. Alioglu asserts he funded the company's expenses and seeks repayment and restoration of his director access. Defendants deny these claims, alleging Alioglu owes unpaid share capital and counterclaim for damages. The case, involving disputes over company management and financial transactions, is set for trial on 9 December 2026 at QICDRC premises.

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