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Ahmed Saleh and Ahmed Sabra and Dino Palazzi v Nexus Financial Services WLL

Court of First Instance
CTFIC0056/2025, CTFIC0059/2025 and CTFIC0060/2025
Neutral Citation
[2026] QIC (F) 38
Date
28 June 2026
Status
Keywords
Summary judgment
Limitation
Judges
Sir William Blair
Summary

In the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court case involving Nexus Financial Services WLL and three claimants—Ahmed Mohamed Saleh, Dino Adriano Palazzi, and Ahmed Mohamed Sabra—the court dismissed Nexus's application for summary judgment. The claimants accused Nexus of failing in their investment advisory duties, leading to significant financial losses. Nexus argued that some claims were time-barred and lacked merit. The court, however, found that the claims warranted further examination and were not suitable for summary disposal, thus allowing the case to proceed to trial.

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