LAW 4: Detailed Comparison of UK and DIFC Courts' Jurisdictions
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This report provides a comparative analysis of the legal systems of the United Kingdom and the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) courts. It examines the jurisdiction, legal frameworks, and procedures of both court systems. The UK courts are detailed, including the influence of legislation, common law, EU law, and the European Convention on Human Rights. The DIFC courts, established as a financial free zone, operate independently under Dubai and federal laws, focusing on civil and commercial matters. The report highlights key differences, such as the UK's handling of both civil and criminal matters and the DIFC's focus on global financial exchange and arbitration. It also contrasts the procedural aspects, including the length and complexity of UK court proceedings versus the more streamlined and often negotiation-based approach in the DIFC. The report concludes by emphasizing the distinct roles and operational environments of the two court systems, offering insights into their respective strengths and applications within their different jurisdictions.
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