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D v E
CTFIC0016/2025
Neutral Citation
[2025] QIC (F) 60
Date
18 November 2025
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Hon. James Allsop AC
Ali Malek KC
Professor Georges Affaki
Summary
In the case [2025] QIC (F) 60, dated 18 November 2025, the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court directed the appointment of a sole arbitrator to resolve a dispute from a Share Sale Agreement dated 30 May 2024. Previous judgments on 26 August 2025 and 9 October 2025 confirmed the court's jurisdiction to appoint an arbitrator. As the parties failed to agree on an arbitrator within the given timeframe, the court instructed the Registrar to proceed with the appointment under clause 6.4 of the agreement. The judgment was signed by Justice James Allsop AC.
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Hon. James Allsop AC
Australia
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Ali Malek KC
England
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Professor Georges Affaki
France
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