The Ras Al Khaimah Court ordered him to pay 12 thousand dirhams in compensation
A Gulf woman leads her ex-wife to court on charges of "threatening to kill"
The criminal court convicted the defendant and fined him 5,000 dirhams.
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A Gulf woman led her ex-husband to the court on charges of assaulting her, threatening to kill her, insulting her and damaging her car. A court ruling of first instance fined him 5,000 dirhams for the charges against him. Then she filed a civil lawsuit to claim compensation for the damages she sustained as a result of what he had done, and demanded 30,000 dirhams in compensation for the assault on her. And curse it.
In detail, the plaintiff stated that her ex-husband (Khaliji) assaulted her physical integrity, threatened to kill her, insulted her, and damaged her car.
In the ruling of the Ras Al Khaimah Partial Civil Court, it is clear that the Public Prosecution referred the defendant as an accused to the Criminal Court, accusing him of assaulting the plaintiff’s physical integrity, threatening her with death and damaging her car. To the defendant based on the plaintiff’s statements, what was included in the medical report, and the evidence of inspecting the surveillance cameras and his acknowledgment of damaging her car.
She explained that the penal judgment became final after it was proven from the certificate issued by the Public Prosecution that the defendant had paid the fine and the lawsuit fees, and therefore he has an argument against the court to adhere to as a chapter in the common issue between the criminal and civil lawsuits.
She indicated that she considers that the material damage suffered by the plaintiff is fixed and ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff 12,000 dirhams in compensation for the material and moral damage incurred, with annual interest of 6% from the date of the judgment to the full payment, as well as the fees and expenses of the lawsuit.
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