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The Dubai Public Prosecution has initiated an investigation into an incident of attempted theft

Date: November 1, 2006 The Dubai Public Prosecution has initiated an investigation into an attempted theft case involving an Arab family residing in the UAE for 18 years. The wife, identified as “N.A.”, was accused of falsely implicating her husband, “M.M.S.”, in a theft case, despite his innocence, as he accompanied her to a City […]

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UAE store staff ‘have no right to search shoppers’

Dubai: Mall visitors have been advised to take legal action if they are subjected to uncomfortable moments and searched against their will when security alarms at   shops mistakenly go off. Dubai malls and shopping centres have been witnessing a remarkable influx of  shoppers, tourists and visitors around the year with increasing number of visitors on 

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EXTRADITION PLEA BASELESS, BUSINESSMAN’S LAWYER SAYS

Dubai Public Prosecution (DPP) referred the 45-year-old Russian, A.K., to Dubai Appeals  Court after the Russian authorities put out an arrest warrant and an extradition request  against his name. Dubai: A businessman wanted by the Russian government for allegedly trading in  weapons and explosives and a prominent business figure’s premeditated murder in Saint Petersburg is contesting

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British plane spotters released from UAE jail

British plane spotters released from UAE jail ​ DUBAI // Three plane spotters walked free from a court on Monday despite being found guilty of taking photographs of aircraft at Fujairah airport. ​ British tourists Conrad Clitheroe, 54, and Gary Cooper, 45, and their expatriate friend Neil Munro were sentenced to two months’ imprisonment. Since

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“Prison for the ‘husband’ who raped women with a forged marriage certificate.”

“Prison for the ‘husband’ who raped women with a forged marriage certificate.” Dubai – An Emirati businessman has been sentenced to three years in prison for forgery and sexual assault after a court ruled that he deceived a woman into believing she was legally married to him. Originally charged with cohabitating with a woman outside

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Acquittal of a broker from a false report to evade paying his commission.

Acquittal of a broker from a false report to evade paying his commission Date: May 25, 2006 The Dubai Court of First Instance acquitted the Lebanese trader “Hussein.T.Z.” while convicting the Lebanese-German national “Rashid.S.M.” and sentencing him to one year in absentia after he fled to Germany following the exposure of his false report claiming

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