A plaintiff filed an execution objection, stating that he did not have any legal standing in the execution deed and was not a party to the original case. However, execution procedures, including a travel ban, were initiated against him as he was considered responsible for non-execution on behalf of the second defendant company, of which he was a former director.

The plaintiff argued that the second defendant company, a branch of a foreign company in Dubai, had had its license cancelled and deregistered on 13/10/2021. Consequently, the plaintiff's relationship with the company had ended, and his sponsorship had been transferred to another company on 27/07/2017. He claimed that the execution decisions against him were issued in violation of the law and the established facts, as the parent company of the second defendant company had been dissolved and liquidated, including its branch (the second defendant company) on 07/11/2022.