The Court will issue a judgment after it has heard all the evidence and any submissions made by the lawyers.
The Court may issue its judgment on the same day it hears your case. In other instances, however, the judges may need more time to consider the case and deliver a judgment.
Through its supervisory arbitrational jurisdiction under Law No 2 of 2017 issuing the Arbitration Law in Civil and Commercial Matters, parties can elect the QICDRC as the “Competent Court” of arbitration to perform various functions in relation to interim measures, enforcement of awards and appeals.
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