by khlegal | May 11, 2025 | Criminal Litigation, UAE Law
Court Procedures in Trials and Sentencing Laws provided in the UAE are based on fairness and transparency; hence, trial sessions are held in public by the authorities. The defendant has the right to counsel and may present evidence and call witnesses in his defense....
by khlegal | May 10, 2025 | Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, UAE Law
In the intricate landscape of business law, not every breach is treated the same. The line dividing civil and criminal breaches is crucial—and often blurred in real-world scenarios. Understanding this distinction can make the difference between a commercial dispute...
by khlegal | May 6, 2025 | UAE Law
1. Understanding the Standard of Proof One of the most fundamental differences lies in the burden and standard of proof: • Criminal Courts operate under the principle of “innocent until proven guilty,” as outlined in Article 1 of the UAE Criminal Procedures Law...
by khlegal | May 5, 2025 | Banking and Finance law, UAE Law
Introduction Islamic finance has long positioned itself as a fairer, more ethical alternative to conventional banking. Based on Sharia principles, it prohibits interest (riba) and instead relies on profit-sharing, leasing, and trade-based transactions. On paper, it is...
by khlegal | Apr 22, 2025 | Cybercrime law, UAE Law
Exploring Cyber Blackmail Under Cyber Law in UAE The cyber law in UAE, for example, defines ‘cyber blackmail’ as a crime wherein a person uses an electronic communication to coerce another person. The perpetrator forces the victim to do something against their will or...
by khlegal | Apr 20, 2025 | Cybercrime law, UAE Law
Emails constitute admissible evidence if they can be traced to the sender’s sent items and if the email itself states that it can be relied upon as evidence. Additionally, this ruling reiterates previous Court of Cassation decisions and emphasizes the need for caution...
