8 people accused in the Gulf of acquiring land with a "fake bail"

The Khorfakkan court examined the accusation of “Khaleeji” who used his sham bail for a private school in order to obtain land to establish a new school of his own.

The defendant submitted a request to acquire a plot of land in the city of Khorfakkan by a government agency to establish his own school on it, using the official documents of the school whose sponsor was pictured.

In detail, eight plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against a Gulf Arab demanding the assignment of a real estate expert, and the court responded to the plaintiff’s request to delegate a real estate engineering expert whose task would be to review the case papers and documents and what the litigants might present to him, in order to indicate the nature of the relationship between the parties to the case, and the defendant’s relationship with the private school that was A fictitious guarantor therein, and the nature of the actions he is authorized to do in it.

The court clarified that the task of the engineering expert will include verifying that the defendant has submitted an application to the Department of Planning and Survey of the Emirate of Sharjah to obtain land for the benefit of the private school whose sponsor was, and a statement of the date on which the application was submitted and the procedures and conditions required to be met by the Department of Planning and Survey in order to obtain land for the school.

The court authorized the engineering expert in order to perform its duties, in order to prove and reach the right in the lawsuit, to move to the first plaintiff, which is the private school in which the defendant was a fictitious guarantor, and governmental and non-governmental departments and institutions and to see what they have of documents related to the subject of the dispute, and to hear what he sees From the litigation and their witnesses without swearing an oath.

The court estimated the trust at a value of 4000 dirhams on account of the expert’s fees and obligated the plaintiffs to pay it and deposit it in the court’s treasury, and the expert must deposit his report before the date of the specified session after handing over each opponent a copy of the report and responding to the objections received by the two parties to the case to the report and kept the dismissal of the expenses.

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