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Dubai always focal point of attraction and strategic importance due to TAX Free Jurisdiction. It has also succeeded in attracting many foreign businesses and investments through encouraging free trade. Each individual living in the country, whether he/she is a national or an expatriate or company or establishment has to follow rules entitled to them for smooth functioning of system that enables them to achieve best in their endeavour. Disrespect or violation of any of these rules can be termed as civil wrong doings. Civil matters relate to disputes or indifference between individuals or companies in areas such as commercial, property, family, intellectual property, maritime etc.

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Airline ordered to pay AED30,000 to diabetic travelerwww.dubaibusinesskey.com

Abu Dhabi: An airline has been ordered to pay Dh30,000 as compensation to a diabetic pilgrim who suffered physical discomfort and mental stress last year due to flight delays, the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department announced in a statement on Saturday.

The complainant had filed a case at the civil court alleging that a near 12-hour delay following his Haj pilgrimage last year had caused him great distress and discomfort. He had initially demanded Dh4 million as compensation.

The suit stated that the pilgrim’s return flight, which had been scheduled for 3pm, was delayed until 4am the next day. Following this, his luggage had not reached him until 6.30am. As a result, he suffered from exhaustion and worsening of his diabetic condition.

The airline, on the other hand, requested a dismissal of the case, saying that the complainant did not make a direct reservation with the airline. The case was rejected by the Civil Court of First Instance because the complainant failed to provide documents which showed that he had a reservation with the airline, and that the trip had been delayed.

When the case reached the Court of Appeals, investigators obtained flight details from the airport that confirmed the complainant’s allegations of significant flight delay. Based on this, the compensation amount was set for the airline.

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flexible visa policy- business and visitor in Bahrain

New relaxed and flexible visa policy will increase business and visitor in Bahrain www.dubaibusinesskey.com

Easy new visa policy that allows nationals of more than 60 countries to obtain a visa on arrival in Bahrain has brought the total number of countries with such an option to nearly 100.www.dubaibusinesskey.com

The new visa policy will be implemented in 2015 and it is a significant development, with the potential to affect over 2.5 billion people who can now obtain a one-month visa on arrival, with the ability to renew the visa for another three months, In particular, the new visa policy will further enable expatriates who do business in Bahrain to travel in and out of the Kingdom more easily, in an additional boost to the tourism industry.

Crown Prince Salman Bin Hamad Al Khalifa, First Deputy Prime Minister and Chairman of the EDB who presented the new visa policy at a Cabinet meeting, emphasised that reforms that supported the business environment in the Kingdom would help to continue to attract inward investment and drive forward economic growth and job creation.

The decision to revise the visa policy was taken based on key trends in the investor base in the Kingdom, including a 58 per cent increase in international investors who owned businesses in Bahrain between 2005 and 2012, and a 50 per cent increase in Arab investors with 17 per cent in non-residence equity owners.

The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) World Investment Report 2014, released last month, confirmed that total foreign direct investment (FDI) into Bahrain in 2013 was $989 million (Dh3.6 billion), an increase of 11 per cent on 2012, outpacing global average growth of 9 per cent.

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