Cassation Court
The Cassation Court is the highest judicial authority in Ras Al Khaimah and provides the final review of appeals. It focuses solely on verifying whether the lower courts correctly interpreted and applied the law and adhered to proper judicial procedures.
Unlike other courts, it does not reassess factual evidence. The rulings made by this court are final and binding.

Cases deliberated

Civil appeal
Reviews major civil disputes to ensure laws were correctly interpreted and procedures appropriately followed during earlier court proceedings.
Criminal appeal
Examines serious criminal lawsuits from a legal standpoint, checking for procedural errors or incorrect interpretation of criminal laws.
Commercial appeal
Handles final appeals in complex business disputes, ensuring that lower courts correctly apply commercial law.
Labour appeal
Considers labor disputes involving significant legal or procedural questions, confirming the accurate application of labour laws.
Family appeal
Reviews personal status cases, such as divorce or custody disputes, to verify the proper application of family law and correct adherence to judicial processes.

Hearings

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What is the Court of Cassation?
The highest court is reviewing legal interpretations only, lawyer representation is required.
How long do cassation reviews take?
Typically, several months.
What fees apply for cassation appeals?
Fees are generally fixed or capped and payable at filing.
Can I represent myself in the Cassation Court?
No, legal representation is mandatory.
On what grounds can a cassation appeal be rejected?
Appeals may be rejected if legal errors claimed are unfounded or procedural requirements aren’t met.