A partial civil court in Ras Al Khaimah obligated an entertainment game company to pay a girl 120,000 dirhams, material and moral compensation, after her foot was crushed as a result of a collision with a person who was on the same track as the game she was using.
In detail, a girl filed a lawsuit stating that if she used a recreational game “skating” and as a result of the company’s failure to take safety measures, she collided with another person using the same game, which led to her crushing in her foot and she was transferred to the hospital and is still undergoing physiotherapy and cannot move, pointing out that she spent Thousands of dollars outside the country for treatment and the installation of a concrete ramp at the entrance to her house so that she can enter and exit her wheelchair.
She explained that she demanded that the company compensate the games, but she refused without justification, which led her to file a lawsuit through her attorney, Mahmoud Farouk, demanding that the company be obligated to 1.1 million dirhams as compensation, and to refer it to a medical expert committee to explain the details of her injury and the amount of the resulting disability and to calculate the amounts she paid instead treatment and the sums it will pay in the future. For its part, the company submitted a memorandum requesting the suspension of the case until the criminal case is decided upon and the case is rejected for lack of validity and evidence.
The reasons for the partial civil court ruling stated that the police report stated that the girl sustained injuries while playing the game of skating because she collided with another person from behind, because the game supervisor was not sure that she had reached the end point, and the girl suffered an open fracture of her ankles, and medical reports proved Her condition improved, the wires were removed from her feet, and the movements of the ankles were going well, after the fractures were fused, and she had healed without leaving a permanent disability, according to the forensic doctor’s report.
She explained that the court concluded that the injuries sustained by the plaintiff necessitated treatment, surgical operations, and expenses in accordance with the submitted invoices, pointing out that the plaintiff’s signature on a contract that confirms to her the seriousness of the game and includes a clause exempting the company from liability for any damages incurred by the plaintiff, this payment is in the wrong way because The company supervises the game and is committed to providing safety and ensuring the physical safety of game users and monitoring their proper use.
She emphasized that the gaming company proved to be negligent and failed to take the necessary precautions to preserve the safety of its customers, and thus the defendant’s fault is fixed and she cannot dispense with it on the terms of her year to protect herself, and her fault was the direct cause of the bodily injuries sustained by the plaintiff.
The court estimated compensation for material damage at 80,000 dirhams, and regarding compensation for moral damage, it is established that the plaintiff felt pain and suffering as a result of those injuries and surgeries and her inability to walk. With legal interest at the rate of 6% annually from the date of the judgment coming into effect until full payment, in addition to expenses and attorney fees.
A partial civil court in Ras Al Khaimah obligated an entertainment game company to pay a girl 120,000 dirhams, material and moral compensation, after her foot was crushed as a result of a collision with a person who was on the same track as the game she was using.
In detail, a girl filed a lawsuit stating that if she used a recreational game “skating” and as a result of the company’s failure to take safety measures, she collided with another person using the same game, which led to her crushing in her foot and she was transferred to the hospital and is still undergoing physiotherapy and cannot move, pointing out that she spent Thousands of dollars outside the country for treatment and the installation of a concrete ramp at the entrance to her house so that she can enter and exit her wheelchair.
She explained that she demanded that the company compensate the games, but she refused without justification, which led her to file a lawsuit through her attorney, Mahmoud Farouk, demanding that the company be obligated to 1.1 million dirhams as compensation, and to refer it to a medical expert committee to explain the details of her injury and the amount of the resulting disability and to calculate the amounts she paid instead treatment and the sums it will pay in the future. For its part, the company submitted a memorandum requesting the suspension of the case until the criminal case is decided upon and the case is rejected for lack of validity and evidence.
The reasons for the partial civil court ruling stated that the police report stated that the girl sustained injuries while playing the game of skating because she collided with another person from behind, because the game supervisor was not sure that she had reached the end point, and the girl suffered an open fracture of her ankles, and medical reports proved Her condition improved, the wires were removed from her feet, and the movements of the ankles were going well, after the fractures were fused, and she had healed without leaving a permanent disability, according to the forensic doctor’s report.
She explained that the court concluded that the injuries sustained by the plaintiff necessitated treatment, surgical operations, and expenses in accordance with the submitted invoices, pointing out that the plaintiff’s signature on a contract that confirms to her the seriousness of the game and includes a clause exempting the company from liability for any damages incurred by the plaintiff, this payment is in the wrong way because The company supervises the game and is committed to providing safety and ensuring the physical safety of game users and monitoring their proper use.
She emphasized that the gaming company proved to be negligent and failed to take the necessary precautions to preserve the safety of its customers, and thus the defendant’s fault is fixed and she cannot dispense with it on the terms of her year to protect herself, and her fault was the direct cause of the bodily injuries sustained by the plaintiff.
The court estimated compensation for material damage at 80,000 dirhams, and regarding compensation for moral damage, it is established that the plaintiff felt pain and suffering as a result of those injuries and surgeries and her inability to walk. With legal interest at the rate of 6% annually from the date of the judgment coming into effect until full payment, in addition to expenses and attorney fees.
A partial civil court in Ras Al Khaimah obligated an entertainment game company to pay a girl 120,000 dirhams, material and moral compensation, after her foot was crushed as a result of a collision with a person who was on the same track as the game she was using.
In detail, a girl filed a lawsuit stating that if she used a recreational game “skating” and as a result of the company’s failure to take safety measures, she collided with another person using the same game, which led to her crushing in her foot and she was transferred to the hospital and is still undergoing physiotherapy and cannot move, pointing out that she spent Thousands of dollars outside the country for treatment and the installation of a concrete ramp at the entrance to her house so that she can enter and exit her wheelchair.
She explained that she demanded that the company compensate the games, but she refused without justification, which led her to file a lawsuit through her attorney, Mahmoud Farouk, demanding that the company be obligated to 1.1 million dirhams as compensation, and to refer it to a medical expert committee to explain the details of her injury and the amount of the resulting disability and to calculate the amounts she paid instead treatment and the sums it will pay in the future. For its part, the company submitted a memorandum requesting the suspension of the case until the criminal case is decided upon and the case is rejected for lack of validity and evidence.
The reasons for the partial civil court ruling stated that the police report stated that the girl sustained injuries while playing the game of skating because she collided with another person from behind, because the game supervisor was not sure that she had reached the end point, and the girl suffered an open fracture of her ankles, and medical reports proved Her condition improved, the wires were removed from her feet, and the movements of the ankles were going well, after the fractures were fused, and she had healed without leaving a permanent disability, according to the forensic doctor’s report.
She explained that the court concluded that the injuries sustained by the plaintiff necessitated treatment, surgical operations, and expenses in accordance with the submitted invoices, pointing out that the plaintiff’s signature on a contract that confirms to her the seriousness of the game and includes a clause exempting the company from liability for any damages incurred by the plaintiff, this payment is in the wrong way because The company supervises the game and is committed to providing safety and ensuring the physical safety of game users and monitoring their proper use.
She emphasized that the gaming company proved to be negligent and failed to take the necessary precautions to preserve the safety of its customers, and thus the defendant’s fault is fixed and she cannot dispense with it on the terms of her year to protect herself, and her fault was the direct cause of the bodily injuries sustained by the plaintiff.
The court estimated compensation for material damage at 80,000 dirhams, and regarding compensation for moral damage, it is established that the plaintiff felt pain and suffering as a result of those injuries and surgeries and her inability to walk. With legal interest at the rate of 6% annually from the date of the judgment coming into effect until full payment, in addition to expenses and attorney fees.
A partial civil court in Ras Al Khaimah obligated an entertainment game company to pay a girl 120,000 dirhams, material and moral compensation, after her foot was crushed as a result of a collision with a person who was on the same track as the game she was using.
In detail, a girl filed a lawsuit stating that if she used a recreational game “skating” and as a result of the company’s failure to take safety measures, she collided with another person using the same game, which led to her crushing in her foot and she was transferred to the hospital and is still undergoing physiotherapy and cannot move, pointing out that she spent Thousands of dollars outside the country for treatment and the installation of a concrete ramp at the entrance to her house so that she can enter and exit her wheelchair.
She explained that she demanded that the company compensate the games, but she refused without justification, which led her to file a lawsuit through her attorney, Mahmoud Farouk, demanding that the company be obligated to 1.1 million dirhams as compensation, and to refer it to a medical expert committee to explain the details of her injury and the amount of the resulting disability and to calculate the amounts she paid instead treatment and the sums it will pay in the future. For its part, the company submitted a memorandum requesting the suspension of the case until the criminal case is decided upon and the case is rejected for lack of validity and evidence.
The reasons for the partial civil court ruling stated that the police report stated that the girl sustained injuries while playing the game of skating because she collided with another person from behind, because the game supervisor was not sure that she had reached the end point, and the girl suffered an open fracture of her ankles, and medical reports proved Her condition improved, the wires were removed from her feet, and the movements of the ankles were going well, after the fractures were fused, and she had healed without leaving a permanent disability, according to the forensic doctor’s report.
She explained that the court concluded that the injuries sustained by the plaintiff necessitated treatment, surgical operations, and expenses in accordance with the submitted invoices, pointing out that the plaintiff’s signature on a contract that confirms to her the seriousness of the game and includes a clause exempting the company from liability for any damages incurred by the plaintiff, this payment is in the wrong way because The company supervises the game and is committed to providing safety and ensuring the physical safety of game users and monitoring their proper use.
She emphasized that the gaming company proved to be negligent and failed to take the necessary precautions to preserve the safety of its customers, and thus the defendant’s fault is fixed and she cannot dispense with it on the terms of her year to protect herself, and her fault was the direct cause of the bodily injuries sustained by the plaintiff.
The court estimated compensation for material damage at 80,000 dirhams, and regarding compensation for moral damage, it is established that the plaintiff felt pain and suffering as a result of those injuries and surgeries and her inability to walk. With legal interest at the rate of 6% annually from the date of the judgment coming into effect until full payment, in addition to expenses and attorney fees.