Court Uncourt - Volume VI Issue 8

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From the primordial times of the barter system, smidgeons of debts can be found. In the present age, what are the measures that can be adopted in case a party fails to hold their end of the bargain and fail to provide the promised services or goods? This creates a need to recover a debt. Over the passage of time, the legal procedures have now become stringently regulated, unlike the ancient age where the ways of dealing with debts stretched from the right of the debtor being brought before relevant authorities to a death sentence. The Courts in the United Arab Emirates have developed their system to deal with various types of money claims. Most of the claims with regards to debt recovery are settled through courts. However, it is always a very good option to utilize the available sources and opportunities to recover once before approaching the court of law. Issuance of a legal notice is once such source which has given favourable results considering the margin it gives for a tailored approach keeping in mind the financial condition of the debtor, age of the debt, etc. In this issue of Court Uncourt, our lawyers will elaborate on an array of legal matters including Dual License Initiative in Abu Dhabi, A Guide on Dispute Resolution in Singapore, Debt Recovery in the United Arab Emirates, Churning, Off Plan Contract termination in United Arab Emirates, Cross Border Mergers in the United Arab Emirates and Gulf Cooperation Council, Non-Insane Automatism in Criminal Law, The Indian Copyright Law Structure, 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.