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Judicial sequestration, also known as judicial guardianship, is a legal mechanism designed to protect property or assets that are subject to a legal dispute, particularly...

It's been over a year since the High Court's decision in Sky plc v SkyKick UK Ltd [2018] EWHC 155 (Ch) where important questions on trade mark issues relating to bad faith (for filing with no intention to use) and clarity of specifications were referred to the CJEU.

On 29 August 2024, the Official Gazette published Decree Law No. (9) of 2024 regarding the International Commercial Court in Bahrain (Law).

For David Reissner, one organisation's legal challenge to allowing pharmacists to dispense an alternative in the case of a major medicine shortage was a surprise

The doctrine of mitigation is a pervasive contractual legal principle in jurisdictions around the world. It arises from the fact that parties...

Family analysis: In deciding whether the tort of deceit should apply to married couples, the court concluded that a deceit claim in relation to paternity

Commercial contracts where one party is obliged to supply goods or services by a specified date often contain liquidated damages clauses. These clauses set a pre-determined level of damages that a party...

To understand civil liability, we must distinguish between civil and criminal liability. A person who suffers damage or injury from another person's breach of obligation can seek financial remedies in a civil court.

It is often presumed that interpretation of contracts investigates certainty of expression, however, through examining legislation and numerous Bahraini Court of Cassation rulings.

The Kingdom of Bahrain is the latest jurisdiction to ratify the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements 2005 ("Hague 2005"), with the treaty coming into force in the Kingdom on 1 July 2025.

The Court of Appeal decision of Shehabi v Kingdom of Bahrain [2024] EWCA Civ 1158 is a fascinating appeal concerning a host of issues, from state immunity to statutory interpretation, and surveillance.

This article will seek to address the main framework of statutory limitations concerning civil matters and the practical considerations that must be considered by any party seeking to pursue civil litigation.

Decision: Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs and Awqaf – Decision No. (114) of 2025 On Regulating the Procedures of the Remote Litigation Service...

The dispute resolution process as it is known to the layperson revolves around the litigation process up to the point of judgement.