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Al Ain woman takes Dhs23,500 for selling car, refuses to handover vehicle or refund money to buyer

Al Ain woman takes Dhs23,500 for selling car, refuses to handover vehicle or refund money to buyer

Gulf Today2 days ago

Al Ain Court for Civil, Commercial, and Administrative Cases ordered a woman to pay a man Dhs23,500.
The woman reportedly had advertised a car for sale on social media and after the man paid the full amount without completing the registration transfer, she refused to hand over the car or refund the money.
The details date back to the time when a man filed a lawsuit against a woman, demanding she return Dhs23,500 along with fees and expenses.
The plaintiff stated that the appellee advertised a vehicle for sale on social media and after agreeing on the deal, he transferred the amount as an advance payment, but she neither delivered the vehicle nor refunded the money.
The plaintiff submitted evidence, including screenshots of their conversations and a bank transfer receipt, with the court documents. The court required the plaintiff to take an oath, swearing that the appellee owed him Dhs23,500 due to her failure to fulfill the verbal sales agreement for the vehicle.
He attended the hearing, took the oath, and thus completed the evidence for the case. The court then ruled that the appellee owed the man Dhs23,500 which the court ordered her to repay him.

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