Obliging an insurance company to cost 5 cars

The "court" obligated the insurance company to pay 4% late interest.

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The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ordered an insurance company to pay an amount of 19,300 dirhams, for the repair of five cars that were damaged in traffic accidents from their insured cars, with a delay interest of 4%.

The details of the case showed that the plaintiff filed a lawsuit against an insurance company, explaining that it is an insurance authority for five cars under multiple insurance policies against loss, damage and civil liability, and those cars were subjected to various traffic accidents by cars that were fully insured by the defendant, and then the plaintiff complied He bears the costs of repairing her from the damages at an amount of 19 thousand and 300 dirhams. When she asked her to pay, she procrastinated until she refused to pay, which prompted the plaintiff to file her lawsuit.

The plaintiff demanded that the defendant be obliged to pay her 19,300 dirhams, and her obligation to pay the late interest 12% annually from the date of filing the lawsuit until the full payment, and her obligation to pay the fees, expenses and attorney fees, by virtue of a ruling included in expedited execution without bail.

The court ruled to obligate the defendant to pay the plaintiff an amount of 19 thousand and 300 dirhams, with a delay interest of 4% since this ruling becomes final, and in a manner that does not exceed the principal of the debt, and obligated the defendant to pay the case's fees, and 200 dirhams for attorney fees, and all other requests were rejected.

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