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Jonathan David Sheppard v Jillion LLC
CTFIC0033/2025
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[2025] QIC (F) 62
Date
26 November 2025
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Hon. James Allsop AC
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In the Qatar Financial Centre Civil and Commercial Court, a judgment was issued by Justice James Allsop AC on 26 November 2025 in the case of Jonathan David Sheppard v Jillion LLC (Case No: CTFIC0033/2025). The judgment acknowledges a Settlement Agreement executed on 25 November 2025, agreed upon by both parties. The court ordered that all further proceedings be stayed, except for implementing the Settlement Agreement's terms, and granted permission for the parties to apply if necessary. The claimant was self-represented, while the defendant was represented by Sultan Al-Abdulla & Partners.
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Hon. James Allsop AC
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