No, a judgment rendered by the Cheque Tribunal is irrevocable, definitive, and not subject to appeal. This finality is intended to provide rapid resolution for financial disputes, preventing prolonged litigation over payment instruments. These judgm…
No, a judgment rendered by the Cheque Tribunal is irrevocable, definitive, and not subject to appeal. This finality is intended to provide rapid resolution for financial disputes, preventing prolonged litigation over payment instruments. These judgments are enforced directly through the Enforcement Department of the Dubai Courts. This strict legal finality underscores the importance for all parties to ensure their real property cheques are valid and supported by the necessary funds at the time of transaction.
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