The Abu Dhabi Family, Civil, and Administrative Cases Court fined a man Dhs2,000 and ordered him to reimburse a woman Dhs22,092. After tricking the woman by pretending to be a bank employee, claiming that her bank card was fraudulent, and then swiping the money from her card with an unidentified accomplice, the man allegedly used information technology to fraudulently seize the woman’s money. According to the details, a woman filed a lawsuit against the appellee, asking that he be forced to pay Dhs22,092 in addition to Dhs8,000 in financial and moral compensation, fees, expenses, and legal fees.
The complainant claimed that the appellee, together with an unidentified accomplice, deceived her by posing as a bank employee and alleging that her bank card was being used fraudulently before stealing Dhs22,092. She continued by saying that she had reported him to the appropriate authorities and that he had been found guilty in a criminal case. The verdict was definitive because it was not appealed. The court explained that it is clear from the earlier criminal judgment that the suspect’s conviction was validated and that he was punished for the crime he committed. As a result, the court penalized him Dhs2,000 for the plaintiff’s losses and ordered him to refund Dhs22,092.
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