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    Court rejects ex-husband’s bid to reclaim Dh114,000 car from former wife

    Al Ain court rules vehicle belongs to ex-wife after husband fails to prove agreement to return it

    By Amr Bayoumi2 min read
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    During questioning, the plaintiff told the court that he registered the vehicle in the defendant’s name because there were traffic violations registered against him. He stated that he had paid about Dh109,000 towards the vehicle and remained responsible for the outstanding instalments. Picture used for illustrative purpose.

    During questioning, the plaintiff told the court that he registered the vehicle in the defendant’s name because there were traffic violations registered against him. He stated that he had paid about Dh109,000 towards the vehicle and remained responsible for the outstanding instalments. Picture used for illustrative purpose.

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