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ARTICLE · 24 JULY 2024

التعليق على الحكمين الصادرين عن محكمة التمييز في الطعنين رقمي 242 و247 لسنة 2024 مدني وما تضمناه من تأكيد مبدأ محكمة التمييز في القضاء ببطلان الطعن لعدم إيداع كفالة الطعن بالتمييز خل

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كدت محكمة التمييز القطرية في حكمين حديثين على ما استقر...

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كدت محكمة التمييز القطرية في حكمين حديثين على ما استقر لديها كمبدأ قضائي من القضاء ببطلان الطعن بالتمييز لعدم إيداع الكفالة خلال المدة القانونية المقررة للطعن، وذلك حين قضت بتاريخ 19/3/2024 في الطعن رقم 242 والطعن رقم 247 لسنة 2024 مدني ببطلان الطعنين مع مصادرة الكفالة، لتأخر الشركة الطاعنة في إيداع كفالة الطعنين المقررة خلال مدة الطعن.

وتخلص وقائع الطعن الأول في أن الشركة الطاعنة لم ترتضِ الحكم الصادر من محكمة الاستئناف بتاريخ 27/11/2023 في الاستئناف رقم 2544 لسنة 2016 مدني، فقامت بتاريخ 25/1/2024 عبر الموقع الرسمي للمحاكم بتقديم طلب تسجيل الطعن خلال ال 60 يوماً المقررة للطعن بالتمييز. وبعد جاهزية الطعن على النظام الإلكتروني للمحاكم وقبوله وتحويله للدفع، قامت الشركة الطاعنة بتاريخ 29/1/2024 بسداد رسوم وكفالة الطعن، وقيد الطعن بالتمييز برقم 242 لسنة 2024 مدني. وقد تحدد لنظره جلسة 19/3/2024 بغرفة المشورة للبت في مدى جديته. وبذات الجلسة قضت محكمة التمييز ببطلان الطعن بالتمييز لعدم

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