ADCC 679/2010

This case involved an unfunded cheque provided by the drawer to the payee. The Court of Appeal shall have the competence to accept the reasons on the basis of which the First Instance Court rendered its judgments and rely thereon when it deems them valid and sufficient, without stating them

Presided by Mr. Counsellor / Al-Sadiq Abu Al-Hasan - Chief Judge of the Circuit and

Membership of Messrs Counsellors / Ahmad Aref El-Mouallem, Majdi Al-Jundi

1- Unfunded Cheque. The Trial Court: "Jurisdiction". Court of "Appeal": "Consideration of the case and issuance of a judgment thereon." Judgment: "Causation. Not defective". Appeal in cassation: "Reasons of appeal by way of cassation. Reasons not accepted". Defence: "Prejudice to the right of the defence. What is not provided". Court of First Instance: "Consideration of the case and issuance of a judgment thereon."

- Understanding the facts and assessing the evidence. Substantive.

- The Court of Appeal shall have the competence to accept the reasons on the basis of which the First Instance Court rendered its judgments and rely thereon when it deems them valid and sufficient, without stating them.