The court indicated that the case papers did not contain any evidence of the sports centre’s fault, nor did the complainant request an investigation to prove that, nor did he file a criminal complaint against the centre when the accident occurred.
She added that due to circumstances beyond her control, she asked the appellee to cancel the agreement and return the amount she had paid, but the appellee refused to return it.
The court indicated that the case papers were void of evidence that the appellee took those amounts for himself, and then dismissed the case and obligated the appellant to pay the fees and expenses.
The judge assigned a forensic, who indicated in his report that the complainant had permanent disability of about 5% in the right lower leg, and a 25% disability in the left lower leg.
The company filed a lawsuit against the 4 workers, demanding that they pay it Dhs151,000 in material and moral compensation, as they stole electrical cables that were in their custody while working for the company.