The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ruled that a teacher and a nursery owner must pay 10,000 dirhams in compensation to the guardian of a girl who was burned in the second degree from the right side inside the nursery as a result of negligence and leaving a hot wax paste in the classroom.
In the details, the guardian of a female student filed a lawsuit against a teacher and the owner of a nursery, demanding that they jointly pay him 100,000 dirhams in compensation for the damages he and his daughter sustained, and oblige them to pay fees and expenses and in return for attorneys’ fees, noting that the defendants caused his daughter’s injuries. In the face, where the teacher left a hot wax paste in the nursery classroom, a criminal case was released from him, and the two accused were convicted of what was attributed to them and fined 15,000 dirhams each for what was assigned to them, along with charging them with judicial fees.
The plaintiff asserted that he had suffered damages in the form of treatment costs, transportation to hospitals, expenses and the impact of this on the life of the plaintiff, and the psychological harm that had befallen the family as a result of the defendants’ failure to perform their duties and the failure to provide security and prevention means. And proof.
While the report of the forensic doctor delegated by the court showed that the injury to the girl’s face was a second-degree burn in the face, and the injury was treated and did not result in scarring or discoloration of the skin. The injury healed without leaving a trace on the skin, and the injury did not result in permanent disability and cure Without complications.
The court stated that what is established from the penal judgment is the conviction of the two defendants for the accusation of causing, by their mistake, compromising the integrity of the body of the plaintiff’s daughter, and then the judgment has acquired the authority of the res judicata in what it was decided before the civil court. The defendant was definitively proven against him, and it was clear that this error was the cause of damages to the plaintiff, and the illegal act on the basis of which the criminal case was filed was the same one on whose basis the civil lawsuit was filed, and then this court is bound by the proof of the error and attributed it to the perpetrator and it is forbidden to violate it or The court re-examined it, and the court ruled obligating the defendants to pay the plaintiff an amount of 10 thousand dirhams, and obligated the defendants to pay the fees and expenses of the lawsuit and in exchange for attorneys’ fees.
The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ruled that a teacher and a nursery owner must pay 10,000 dirhams in compensation to the guardian of a girl who was burned in the second degree from the right side inside the nursery as a result of negligence and leaving a hot wax paste in the classroom.
In the details, the guardian of a female student filed a lawsuit against a teacher and the owner of a nursery, demanding that they jointly pay him 100,000 dirhams in compensation for the damages he and his daughter sustained, and oblige them to pay fees and expenses and in return for attorneys’ fees, noting that the defendants caused his daughter’s injuries. In the face, where the teacher left a hot wax paste in the nursery classroom, a criminal case was released from him, and the two accused were convicted of what was attributed to them and fined 15,000 dirhams each for what was assigned to them, along with charging them with judicial fees.
The plaintiff asserted that he had suffered damages in the form of treatment costs, transportation to hospitals, expenses and the impact of this on the life of the plaintiff, and the psychological harm that had befallen the family as a result of the defendants’ failure to perform their duties and the failure to provide security and prevention means. And proof.
While the report of the forensic doctor delegated by the court showed that the injury to the girl’s face was a second-degree burn in the face, and the injury was treated and did not result in scarring or discoloration of the skin. The injury healed without leaving a trace on the skin, and the injury did not result in permanent disability and cure Without complications.
The court stated that what is established from the penal judgment is the conviction of the two defendants for the accusation of causing, by their mistake, compromising the integrity of the body of the plaintiff’s daughter, and then the judgment has acquired the authority of the res judicata in what it was decided before the civil court. The defendant was definitively proven against him, and it was clear that this error was the cause of damages to the plaintiff, and the illegal act on the basis of which the criminal case was filed was the same one on whose basis the civil lawsuit was filed, and then this court is bound by the proof of the error and attributed it to the perpetrator and it is forbidden to violate it or The court re-examined it, and the court ruled obligating the defendants to pay the plaintiff an amount of 10 thousand dirhams, and obligated the defendants to pay the fees and expenses of the lawsuit and in exchange for attorneys’ fees.
The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ruled that a teacher and a nursery owner must pay 10,000 dirhams in compensation to the guardian of a girl who was burned in the second degree from the right side inside the nursery as a result of negligence and leaving a hot wax paste in the classroom.
In the details, the guardian of a female student filed a lawsuit against a teacher and the owner of a nursery, demanding that they jointly pay him 100,000 dirhams in compensation for the damages he and his daughter sustained, and oblige them to pay fees and expenses and in return for attorneys’ fees, noting that the defendants caused his daughter’s injuries. In the face, where the teacher left a hot wax paste in the nursery classroom, a criminal case was released from him, and the two accused were convicted of what was attributed to them and fined 15,000 dirhams each for what was assigned to them, along with charging them with judicial fees.
The plaintiff asserted that he had suffered damages in the form of treatment costs, transportation to hospitals, expenses and the impact of this on the life of the plaintiff, and the psychological harm that had befallen the family as a result of the defendants’ failure to perform their duties and the failure to provide security and prevention means. And proof.
While the report of the forensic doctor delegated by the court showed that the injury to the girl’s face was a second-degree burn in the face, and the injury was treated and did not result in scarring or discoloration of the skin. The injury healed without leaving a trace on the skin, and the injury did not result in permanent disability and cure Without complications.
The court stated that what is established from the penal judgment is the conviction of the two defendants for the accusation of causing, by their mistake, compromising the integrity of the body of the plaintiff’s daughter, and then the judgment has acquired the authority of the res judicata in what it was decided before the civil court. The defendant was definitively proven against him, and it was clear that this error was the cause of damages to the plaintiff, and the illegal act on the basis of which the criminal case was filed was the same one on whose basis the civil lawsuit was filed, and then this court is bound by the proof of the error and attributed it to the perpetrator and it is forbidden to violate it or The court re-examined it, and the court ruled obligating the defendants to pay the plaintiff an amount of 10 thousand dirhams, and obligated the defendants to pay the fees and expenses of the lawsuit and in exchange for attorneys’ fees.
The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ruled that a teacher and a nursery owner must pay 10,000 dirhams in compensation to the guardian of a girl who was burned in the second degree from the right side inside the nursery as a result of negligence and leaving a hot wax paste in the classroom.
In the details, the guardian of a female student filed a lawsuit against a teacher and the owner of a nursery, demanding that they jointly pay him 100,000 dirhams in compensation for the damages he and his daughter sustained, and oblige them to pay fees and expenses and in return for attorneys’ fees, noting that the defendants caused his daughter’s injuries. In the face, where the teacher left a hot wax paste in the nursery classroom, a criminal case was released from him, and the two accused were convicted of what was attributed to them and fined 15,000 dirhams each for what was assigned to them, along with charging them with judicial fees.
The plaintiff asserted that he had suffered damages in the form of treatment costs, transportation to hospitals, expenses and the impact of this on the life of the plaintiff, and the psychological harm that had befallen the family as a result of the defendants’ failure to perform their duties and the failure to provide security and prevention means. And proof.
While the report of the forensic doctor delegated by the court showed that the injury to the girl’s face was a second-degree burn in the face, and the injury was treated and did not result in scarring or discoloration of the skin. The injury healed without leaving a trace on the skin, and the injury did not result in permanent disability and cure Without complications.
The court stated that what is established from the penal judgment is the conviction of the two defendants for the accusation of causing, by their mistake, compromising the integrity of the body of the plaintiff’s daughter, and then the judgment has acquired the authority of the res judicata in what it was decided before the civil court. The defendant was definitively proven against him, and it was clear that this error was the cause of damages to the plaintiff, and the illegal act on the basis of which the criminal case was filed was the same one on whose basis the civil lawsuit was filed, and then this court is bound by the proof of the error and attributed it to the perpetrator and it is forbidden to violate it or The court re-examined it, and the court ruled obligating the defendants to pay the plaintiff an amount of 10 thousand dirhams, and obligated the defendants to pay the fees and expenses of the lawsuit and in exchange for attorneys’ fees.