The Abu Dhabi Court for Family and Civil and Administrative Cases dismissed a lawsuit filed by a woman against her husband, in which she demanded that he compel him to transfer traffic violations on her vehicle worth 63 thousand dirhams to his traffic file, noting that the plaintiff did not provide evidence that all the violations required to be transferred in the name of the defendant had been committed by him. .
In the details, a woman filed a lawsuit against her husband, in which she demanded the transfer of traffic violations and fines to his traffic code, as well as the transfer of the points registered on them to his traffic code and handing her a clearance from all traffic and licensing departments in the emirates of the country while obliging him to fees and expenses, noting that The defendant is her husband, who stole her car and committed traffic violations against her, and she filed a criminal complaint against him, and attached a document to her claim, copies of violation statements and a copy of a criminal judgment.
For its part, the court clarified in the rationale for its ruling that, according to the decision of the Traffic and Traffic Law, the licensing authority must be notified of every transfer of ownership of the motor vehicle within 14 days by both parties to the disposal, and the owner of the first license remains burdened with the obligations arising from the use of the vehicle until the license is transferred. To the other party, as the traffic control rules and procedures stipulate that the concerned party shall notify the owner of the vehicle of the details of the violations recorded on the vehicle. The value of the fine and its loading in traffic points.
The court indicated that the papers were empty, indicating that the plaintiff had informed the competent authorities to conduct an investigation to identify the person who committed the violations required to be transferred in the name of the defendant. A thousand dirhams. The plaintiff did not pay the value of the violations and fines, but rather demanded that they be transferred in the name of the defendant and did not provide proof that all the violations required to be transferred in the name of the defendant had been committed by him. And fines for the defendant's traffic code according to the criminal judgment issued against the defendant, and the court ruled to dismiss the case in its case, and obligated the plaintiff to pay fees and expenses.
Okaz (Abu Dhabi)
