After the second party agreed to transport fodder in exchange for money over years totalling Dhs315,000, the Al Dhafra Primary Court ordered the first party to pay another Dhs315,000. However, when asked to repay, the appellee refused.
The case’s history begins when someone sued another, asking the court to force the defendant to pay Dhs315,000, take an oath if he disputes the claim, and cover the costs and fees associated with the legal action.
The plaintiff claimed that the appellee had refused to repay him after they had agreed to share the cost of transporting fodder to his farm over several years.
The court forced the appellee to take an oath after the plaintiff submitted a photocopy of a manual account statement that was not signed by the appellee.
Both parties were present at the hearing. The appellee’s attorney stated that his client owed the plaintiff only Dhs112,000, but the appellee declined to take an oath.
The plaintiff confirmed that the supporting documentation backed up his claims, and the attorney also asked for the case to be dismissed and the debt to be waived because five years had passed.
The court explained that the matter was resolved beyond a reasonable doubt because the appellee declined to take the oath.
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