In this issue

Loans and Mortgages can be significant commitments to whoever requires them. They are often substantial
in value, and their repayments must be kept up with monthly. If not, there may be repercussions. Imagine now that you have obtained such a loan. Failure to maintain the repayments can result in much pain and complication for you, and depending on the
purpose of the loan, the ramifications for you may be huge, even when there are explanations and reasoning behind the failures such as injury and sickness preventing work; this is where Payment Protection Insurance or PPI comes in. It acts as insurance generally does, requiring consistent payments, and in the case that you are falling behind or are having troubles such as a temporary inability to work, the PPI will be there to save you from trouble by assisting with payments.

That is the idea behind this type of insurance. However, in recent years, holes have been appearing in the PPI concept, and this has led to providers being penalised for policies which are not prominent enough or contain far too many contractual caveats to be useful. There was, before the arising of the issues, a large number of policies sold, often accompanying loans and mortgages in packages, and due to the prevalence, the matter was one which caught quite a stir. In this issue of Court Uncourt, our lawyers will elaborate on the broad range of legal matters including Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s New Commercial Mortgage Law, Consumer Protection, Engineering, Procurement and Construction, Payment Protection Insurance, German Arbitration Institution Rules, International Perspectives on Juvenile Justice, etc. Through this information outlet, we intend to keep our readers updated on the latest legal developments around the world. Thank you, and we hope you have an insightful read of this issue of Court Uncourt.

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Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Science have always been core subjects in school curriculum. The legal fraternity especially the law and judicial system however dictate that citizens and residents should always be aware of the local laws. To this effect, the legal maxim 'ignorance of Law is no excuse' is drummed into students from their first civics class. Guided by our core principles, here we deliver you bespoke legal information that you should know. We have always been at the forefront of driving the conversation towards the issues. It is an indubitable conviction that we live in time of information overload and it is Court Uncourt's attempt to look for context and insight into subjects that pique your curiosity.

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