Court Uncourt - Volume VI Issue 11

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Often, expected events can astound an individual in an array of ways like a change in employment, personal emergency, to name a few, which may rapidly throw the individual off track. Consequently, one may default in payment of loans or credit card bills in the long run. It is pertinent to note that the jocundity of swiping your credit card whilst forestalling the incapacity to repay the same, or perhaps default in payment of a loan installments, could lead to harsh and drastic scenarios such as the banks imposing travel bans or resorting to severe legal action including civil and cheque bounce cases filed for recovery of the outstanding amount. A plausible course of action to settle disputes arising from the above includes negotiating through an expert like a law firm, who represent such defaulters before the debt recovery agents and the respective loan recovery bank associates. Essentially, the bank settlement expert assists to mentally secure the debtors for the outstanding amount to logically settle the matter rather than chase the defaulter.
In this issue of Court Uncourt, our lawyers will elaborate on an array of legal matters including Bank Settlements in the United Arab Emirates, International Civil Aviation Dispute Settlement, Anti-takeover regime in the European Union, a Guide to Distribution of Pharmaceutical Products in Kuwait, Insolvency and Restructuring in Singapore, the Law of Passing-Off: A Global Purview, Pre-Nuptial Agreements in the United Arab Emirates, Banking Regulations in Oman, Foreign Investment Screening Regulation in the European Union, etc.