Abu Dhabi Court Orders Man to Pay Dh8,000 Compensation for Public Insult

An Abu Dhabi court has ruled that a man must pay Dh8,000 in compensation to another individual after being found guilty of insulting him in a public place.

Abu Dhabi Court Orders Man to Pay Dh8,000 Compensation for Public Insult

A court in the emirate of Abu Dhabi has issued a ruling obliging a man to pay monetary compensation of eight thousand dirhams to another person. The judgement followed confirmation that the defendant had insulted the plaintiff in a public setting.

The court ordered the accused to pay the specified amount as compensation for the moral harm suffered by the victim as a result of the public humiliation.

This case falls within the civil disputes handled by UAE courts concerning defamation and attacks on personal dignity. Local legislation prioritises protecting individual honour and penalising those who exceed the bounds of personal freedom.

Source: Gulf Today

Source: Google News UAE — Courts & Fraud

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