An Abu Dhabi woman who leased expensive vehicles from a rental company but failed to pay the owner has been ordered to pay the company the Dh325,000 she owes.
The female proprietor of a vehicle rental firm had recorded a claim against the lady before the Abu Dhabi Common Court of First Instance. She requested that the lady pay her Dh325,000 in neglected vehicle rental claims for legitimate revenue at a pace of 12% from recording the claim until the installment.
The proprietor made sense in her claim that she leased a few vehicles to the litigant, but the charge began avoiding her and was cautious to pay all monetary contributions related to the agreement.
In reviewing the case, the court demonstrated that the agreement should be carried out in accordance with its terms and in a manner consistent with what is expected of honest intentions, and that the court has full authority to decipher the agreements and agreed terms in a manner that does not deviate from the obvious significance of their unmistakable articulations and without considering the strict significance of certain words.
According to a report by a specialist to whom the court referred, the respondent owed the complainant Dh325,517 under the terms of the vehicle tenant agreement.
In like manner, the adjudicator gave a decision that obliged the respondent to pay the complainant Dh325,517.
The lady was also instructed to pay a legal premium on the amount settled at a rate of 5% per year from the date of enlistment in the case until the payment was completed.
