MUSCAT: Oman Fisheries Company has won over OMR 140,000 towards compensation following a lawsuit filed in the Administrative Judiciary Court Appeal.
In a statement issued to Muscat Securities Market, Oman Fishers said: “Oman Fisheries Co. SAOG is pleased to announce to its shareholders the final outcome of the appeal filed in the Administrative Judiciary Court Appeal No SA- 855/20 regarding the compensation for the fish dumped in 2017.”
“The court ruled in the session dated 3/15/2021 to pay the sum amounting to OMR 141,288.024 (one hundred forty-one thousand two hundred eighty-eight Omani Rials and twenty-four Baisas) to Oman Fisheries Company as compensation and the expenses for the lawsuit,” the statement from Oman Fisheries said.
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“Since the Appeals Court is considered the last level of litigation , the judgement issued possesses the power of the adjudicate order and is not subject to appeal and further judgement,” the statement added.
