DIFC Court Series – Part 7: We Don’t Need No Trial: Immediate Judgment under RDC Part 24
A pleading is not a boarding pass to trial. How RDC Part 24 lets the DIFC Courts dispose of claims and defences with no real…

A pleading is not a boarding pass to trial. How RDC Part 24 lets the DIFC Courts dispose of claims and defences with no real…

A successful jurisdictional objection ends the proceedings before the merits are ever examined. How Article 14 of the DIFC Courts Law and RDC Part 12…

The DIFC Small Claims Tribunal has quietly become a forum of strategic choice, with opt-in claims rising sharply. How RDC Part 53 works, where its…

The DIFC Court of Appeal has set aside a DIFC-seated award for the first time, in Oheo Bank v Parker. Sameer Khan and Kanishka Dasmohapatra…

In DIFC litigation, the choice between RDC Part 7 and Part 8 is not mere categorisation but a strategic election that shapes the timetable, evidentiary…

A missed deadline in DIFC litigation is rarely just a calendar problem — it can cost a party its evidence, its pleading, or its case.…

The memorandum of understanding looks like a formality, but its binding clauses — exclusivity, confidentiality, non-solicitation, dispute resolution — can make or break a UAE…

A single UAE acquisition can engage federal civil law, DIFC or ADGM common law, and free-zone regulation at once. Part 1 of the Investment Series…
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