consultation

Presented by the lawyer Badr Abdullah Khamis.

When is the act considered an abuse of the right to litigation?

(SL) - Dubai

The right to litigate is one of the rights guaranteed by the constitution and the law to individuals, except that it is a restricted right, as it is unlawful if there is an intent to infringement, or the interests that are intended to achieve from this use are in violation of the provisions of Islamic Sharia, law, public order or morals, or they were The desired interests are not commensurate with the harm that befalls others, or exceeds the norm, or if the interests aimed at are unlawful.

The person who misused the right to litigation is punished with financial compensation, in accordance with the provisions of Article (106) of the Civil Transactions Law.

There are various forms of abuse of the right to litigation, such as the submission of false communications by some persons, with no intent except to offend and discredit others, and this is sinful pursuant to the provisions of Article (275) of the Federal Penal Code which states: “Punishing anyone who informs the judicial authorities or administrative authorities. For accidents or dangers that do not exist, or for a crime known to have not been committed, with imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months and with a fine or either of these two penalties.

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