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EIPA celebrates first batch of IP diploma graduatesEmirates Intellectual Property Association has joined hands with Dubai Courts to celebrate the first graduates of Intellectual Property (IP) diploma course. The Diploma of the Intellectual Property Expert was h More… |
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Dubai Courts offers ‘smart’ notary services at homeDubai Courts has unveiled its latest smart service ‘Intikal’ that provides notary public services to customers at home, without having to visit notary public centres in Dubai, UAE. “Dubai Courts is keen to raise More… |
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Dubai Court fines UKTV distributor in UAEThe Dubai Court has imposed a fine of Dh50,000 ($13,610) on a distributor of UKTV Abroad packages, an unlicensed and unauthorised IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) service in the UAE. Following a copyright infringement complaint More… |
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Dubai Court to boost status services unitDubai Court has opened a branch of the personal status services department in Hatta in cooperation with the Centres of Dubai Municipality to provide hassle free services to the audience. The new unit opened by Tarish Eid Al Mansou More… |
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Dubai court approves Drydocks $2.2bn debt planA special court in Dubai on Tuesday formally approved the $2.2 billion restructuring of shipbuilding unit Drydocks World, thereby making the complex debt deal effective. Creditors holding more than 97.8 per cent of the debt had ag More… |
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Dubai court cuts sentence in Chechen murder caseA Dubai court on Wednesday reduced to three years the life sentences handed to two men for their role in the assassination of Sulim Yamadayev, a prominent foe of the Kremlin-backed Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov. Makhsood Jan Asmatov of Taj More… |
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Former DIB executives face heavier penaltyA Dubai court restarted a fraud trial against two former executives of Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) on Sunday having changed their status to government officials, making a stricter punishment more likely. The two, and five other suspects, are More… |
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Former DIB executives face heavier penaltyA Dubai court restarted a fraud trial against two former executives of Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB) on Sunday having changed their status to government officials, making a stricter punishment more likely. The two, and five other suspects, are More… |
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Saudis switch over to e-payment in a big wayIn a dramatic reversal of consumer behaviour in just five years, almost three-quarters of Saudi Arabia now settles utility, phone and other bills by electronic means such as ATMs, phone banking and online, according to new statistics. At t More… |
