The Personal Status Appeal Court ruled in the courts of Ras Al-Khaimah, rejecting an appellate case (a mother-sitter-Gulf) appointing a guardian for her minor daughter (eight years) in order to preserve, manage and invest her money, which she inherited from her deceased father, and the court ruled to accept the appeal submitted by the appellant in form and to reject it Subject, and with the support of the appealed judgment issued by the Court of First Instance.
The Court of First Instance decided to reject the lawsuit submitted by the plaintiff (the foster mother), by appointing a guardian for her minor daughter and obliging her with fees and expenses, and the legal fees, as well as to install the defendant (her grandfather) as a legal guardian of the minor child, and the inheritance and inheritance, and ordered him to fear God in the child However, the ruling was not accepted by the appellant, so she appealed to him before the Personal Status Appeal Court, demanding that the ruling and the judiciary be canceled again to accept the lawsuit and the ruling to appoint her as a guardian of her minor daughter, and to have the right to preserve, manage and invest her money. The Appeal newspaper stated that there is no justification for rejecting the mother's claim to request that she appoint a guardian for her minor daughter, and that it has not been proven that she mismanaged her money or violated the provisions of the law.
She explained that the appealed judgment was tainted by corruption in reasoning because he relied wisely to the memo submitted by the appellant against him, without examining the fact that the property and money, from cars and a house and a number of commercial licenses, were for the deceased and the minor child's father, and that the court had to stand on what If the appellant against him maintains these funds or dissipates them, and if he violates one of the conditions of the trust, he becomes disputed.
She added that she is aware of the needs and requirements of her minor daughter, and that she meets all the general conditions for appointing her will and guardianship over her, pointing out that the appellant against him was intransigent in completing what she needs from her money, and he refuses to exchange any sums of money that have a slander in the appellant, given the judicial disputes between them.
The lawyer for the appellant against him (the grandfather, the guardian of the family), Hanan Al-Bayedh, requested that the newspaper of the appeal not be accepted because it was free of the reasons that might deal with the contested ruling, a claim
By upholding the judgment of the first degree, due to the absence of any conditions of guardianship, and because the application submitted by the appellant did not request it in the lawsuit filed by it before the court of first instance in accordance with the legal procedures.
After examining the case, the court ruled that the appeal be accepted in form, rejected in substance and upheld the appealed judgment, and obliged the appellant to appeal expenses and attorney fees.
• The mother confirmed that she is aware of the needs of her underage daughter and that the conditions for her appointment are guardian.