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Introduction The Maritime laws in the UAE are governed by Federal Law No. 26 of 1981. This has not been well practised in the UAE, but the government of the UAE through the Federal Transport Authority (FTA) holds responsibility for all transportation transactions including the maritime sector has been working on the new Maritime law. Before proceeding further, [...]

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Introduction UAE has its own rules and regulations to govern matters related to the sea. The Maritime lawyers in Dubai have expressed their views on the procedure for ship arrest and they have also given their views on the judgments issued by a court. Ship arrest In UAE the provision for ship arrest is contained [...]

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Introduction Issuing strong bankruptcy laws is involvedly associated with the economy, commerce and it is enacted to prevent many frauds. These frauds are generated when parties do not make payments to creditors by initiating bankruptcy proceedings. The prime objective of the enactment of the bankruptcy laws is to safeguard the creditors’ interests. In Dubai, commercial [...]

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Introduction The cheque bounce is a very frequent problem in the UAE faced by people. It is a criminal offence in UAE, and legal implications/penalties can be financially very severe. The bouncing of cheque may arise during commercial transactions, companies’ exchanges, bank loans, and individual transactions, etc. What is a cheque? A cheque is intended [...]

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Introduction International Trade Law regulates international trade and commerce. It deals with two aspects i.e. private and public. Private International Law focuses on the international commercial transactions between people and different States. Public International Law deals with the coordination of various State Policies. The basic aim is the creation of an enabling environment and infrastructure [...]

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