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    Woman ordered to pay Dh20,000 for threatening and insulting man

    Al Ain court awards compensation for moral and psychological harm but rejects claim linking the incident to the plaintiff's divorce

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    The court ultimately ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff Dh20,000 in compensation, in addition to court fees and expenses. Picture used for illustrative purpose.

    The court ultimately ordered the defendant to pay the plaintiff Dh20,000 in compensation, in addition to court fees and expenses. Picture used for illustrative purpose.

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