The actor and her bother were returning from an interview when a car hit them and fled
A woman was ordered to pay a man Dh50,000 as compensation for insulting and pushing him.
According to Emarat Al Youm, a man filed a lawsuit demanding that the woman pay him Dh150,000 in compensation for material and moral damages, and a legal interest of 12 per cent from the date of the legal claim until full payment, in addition to legal fees and expenses.
ALSO READ:
>> Caught on camera: 3 persons accused of stealing car from Dubai sand yard
>> Dubai: Maid arrested after posing on Facebook with stolen jewellery
The man said that he was carrying out his work when the defendant stopped her vehicle at a traffic signal. When he asked her to move the vehicle because the signal was green, she refused.
The woman then got out of her car and insulted and pushed the man, after he told her he would inform the police.
The man submitted proof that he was receiving treatment from a psychiatrist due to the damage he sustained after the woman assaulted him and harmed his dignity among his family and friends.
The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance stated that, according to evidence, the defendant assaulted the plaintiff physically and verbally, which caused him distress and pain.
It, therefore, ordered the woman to pay him Dh50,000 as compensation, in addition to legal fees and expenses.
The actor and her bother were returning from an interview when a car hit them and fled
The currency declined due to firm crude oil prices and foreign fund outflows
An earthquake in October 2021 in the Harnai area of Balochistan killed 40 people, injured 300 others and caused widespread damage
Temperatures are expected to drop to a low of 15ºC in some parts of the country
Air India Express announces increase in frequency of flights to Abu Dhabi, Dubai and RAK
Health benefits during holy month: Strong spiritual connection, focused diet and exercise routine result in improved medical and psychological well-being
Mariam's journey culminated in the declaration of her Shahadah on a Friday, an experience she describes as lifting a burden from her chest
Nearly half of residents worry about monthly expenses, survey says — here’s what’s hitting their wallets the hardest