The court rejected the case, as there is no contract between the two parties

A young man demands 450,000 dirhams commission for selling a camel

Al Ain Court of First Instance ruled to reject a lawsuit filed by a young man against another, in which he demanded that the defendant be sworn in, to compel him to pay him an amount of 450,000 dirhams as a mediation commission in selling a camel, while obliging him to pay fees, expenses and attorney fees.

In detail, the young man stated in the lawsuit papers that the defendant had a camel, and the two parties agreed that if the plaintiff succeeded in selling the camel at a value of 950,000 dirhams, the defendant (the owner of the camel) would pay an amount of 450,000 dirhams as a mediation commission, indicating that the camel He was trained and sold for 950,000 dirhams, but the defendant did not commit to paying the agreed commission.

During the consideration of the lawsuit, the defendant demanded the rejection of the lawsuit, as it was not possible to consider the previous ruling in it, since the father and brother of the plaintiff had previously filed a lawsuit in the same matter, and it was decided, while the court asked the plaintiff whether the clauses subject to agreement in the present case were the same On the subject of the ruling issued previously, he stated that it is the same sentence, but with different parties to the conflict.

The court clarified in the merits of the ruling that what is proven in reviewing the documents of the previous lawsuit is the issuance of a judgment rejecting the requests of the plaintiff’s father and brother, because there is no evidence to prove their right to the commission, and that the case papers were devoid of what proves the existence of an agreement between the two parties regarding training the camel and obtaining the agreed percentages. The court rejects the case for the previous ruling.

A previous ruling was issued rejecting the claims of the plaintiff's father and brother because there was no evidence of their right to commission.

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