Abu Dhabi Court Orders Father to Pay Dh30,000 for Assault
An Abu Dhabi civil court has ordered a father to pay Dh30,000 in compensation for assaulting a man during a dispute involving his minor son. The father was held responsible for the payment as both the perpetrator and the guardian of his son.
The Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court calculated the total damages at Dh51,000. However, they deducted the previous criminal compensation of Dh21,000 that the father had already paid, leaving a final compensation of Dh30,000. The victim suffered severe injuries, including a torn anterior cruciate ligament and minor hand injuries, which are expected to have lasting effects.
The court held the father personally responsible for the assault and, as the guardian of his son, also responsible for the payment of compensation. The victim's identity remains undisclosed due to the lack of explicit information in the provided search results.
The Abu Dhabi Civil Family Court has ruled that the father must pay Dh30,000 in compensation for the assault and resulting injuries. The father's responsibility extends beyond the assault, as he is also held accountable for the payment due to his role as the minor's guardian.
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