Order · Small Claims Tribunal
Lazaro v Limon [2020] DIFC SCT 312
A reference record of SCT 312/2020, drawn from the decision's own text. It sets out who the parties were, who decided it, what the decision did and where to read it. It does not summarise the court's reasoning or offer advice on it.
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At a glance
| Claim number | SCT 312/2020 |
| Court | DIFC Courts — Small Claims Tribunal |
| Decision | Order |
| Before | H.E. Justice Nassir Al Nasser |
| Date | 8 November 2021 |
| Date of issue | 8 November 2021 |
| Operative orders | 2 |
| Numbered paragraphs | 9 |
| Recitals | 3 |
Parties to SCT 312/2020
As the decision names them, with the role each appears in.
| Party | Role |
|---|---|
| Lazaro | Claimant/Appellant |
| Limon | Defendant/Respondent |
Decisions in SCT 312/2020
The DIFC Courts have published 2 decisions under this claim number. The dates and types below are the court's own record of the sequence.
| Date | Type |
|---|---|
| 8 November 2020 | Judgment or Order |
| 8 November 2021 | Judgment or Order |
Authorities cited in SCT 312/2020
The decision refers to the following. They are listed as cited — what each was relied on for is set out in the decision itself.
Rules of the DIFC Courts applied
RDC 44.19 — see the RDC.
Other decisions of the same division
Records of DIFC Courts decisions heard in the same division around the same time. This decision cites no instrument we hold a record of, so these are listed by division and date rather than by shared authority.
- SCT 061/2013 — Darius v Daria [2013] DIFC SCT 061
- SCT 017/2013 — Deb v Decimus [2013] DIFC SCT 017
- SCT 004/2013 — Daisy v (1) Dale and (2) Dalton [2013] DIFC SCT 004
- SCT 030/2013 — Carrick v Carrie [2013] DIFC SCT 030
- SCT 022/2013 — Dagmar v Dahlia [2013] DIFC SCT 022
- SCT 021/2013 — Dabria v Daire [2013] DIFC SCT 021
Primary source
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