In a cyber fraud case, the Al Ain Civil, Commercial, and Administrative Cases Court ordered four men to reimburse a person Dhs61,500. Additionally, the court ordered them to pay Dhs 1,000 in compensation, for a total of Dhs 4,000.
According to the official papers, the defendants were not participating in the crime and used technological fraud to obtain the plaintiff’s money. After accepting money transfers from the victim’s account, the defendants unlawfully obtained these amounts without any prior knowledge or financial or contractual relationship.
In the presence of one defendant and in absentia against the others, they were found guilty of the aforementioned crime in the criminal case of the Al Ain Public Prosecution. The plaintiff provided the court with a thorough statement of accounts that documented the sums sent to each defendant: Dhs 5,000 to the first, Dhs 9,500 to the second, Dhs 32,000 to the third, and Dhs 15,000 to the fourth. According to the court, it is legally required that no one steal another person’s money unless they have a good cause to do so, and that if they do, they have to give it back.
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