Dubai man urges review of 'forged' cheque case

Posted by: Mohammed Bin Monday, 10 September 2012 3:17 PM[UAE] - UAE

I am local citizen and I am suffering from injustice from state owned companies that are run by non UAE citizen.

You should know before doing business here that all the laws are witten as per the East India Company time (1800) to cover their intest and safeguards there partners, can be highlighted in following, that do not to benefits of the individuals weather citizens or none:

1) Bank and money Lenders.
2) Companies especially the large Business group ( state backed).
3) Credit is never given on actual credit report but always made on post dated cheques that stand the grantee, the Prison threat.
4) Monopoly - The Economy is not based on real needs but , on the construction booms that is started from time to time by one Monopoly creator .
5) No Transparency of what the real market wants so small business people can plan accordingly. What is the picture in the next 20 years .
6) No Bankruptcy Laws.
9) Against the Social and Medical
10) Intest Rate .
11) Communication & more?

Posted by: Couca Sunday, 26 August 2012 3:27 PM[UAE] - UAE

....whatever will be the outcome of this case even when if the partner get caught , who will be paying the damages and all what this guy had to go threw,the loss of business due to money he has lost ,money that would have enabled him to make more of his business life in the U.A.E....The real problem is what this man has lived, priceless psychologically and financially!!...and the question how did he survive all those years? what if he never had this money and had to take a loan to pay for what he has not done....

Posted by: peter peter Saturday, 25 August 2012 12:30 PM[UAE] - UAE

It seems the bank was partially at fault for accepting the cheque for clearance in the first place. With the amount of money involved , and the nationality of the partner kept secret there will always be doubts about the wheels within wheels that made this all happen.

In the interest of justice and fair play Dubai police must make the cheque available for inspection by some unbiased international laboratory. Otherwise this will be one more case which reinforces the increasingly common perception that in Dubai there is no guarantee or either fair play or natural justice.

Posted by: Jeddy Friday, 24 August 2012 3:17 PM[UAE] - DXB

With scratches and over wrtings teh bank shoudl have questioned the cheque before it was cleared. I once wrote a cheque in red ink and the bank called me to verify before presenting it for clearing.

Posted by: Andy Thursday, 23 August 2012 2:48 PM[UAE] - USA

@ Doug lol.. The nationality of the partner which is the most crucial part of the whole court case almost always is not mentioned in the local media. This does not require Einstein to figure out who the partner in this case was.