ECC 2805/2001
Background
An injured person filed a case before the Court of First Instance against an insurance company requesting moral and physical compensation of 500,000 Egyptian Pounds after he had been injured with his son in a car accident. The Court ruled that the insurance company should pay the plaintiff a sum of 35.000 Egyptian Pounds. Both the plaintiff and the defendant filed an appeal, but the appealed judgment was confirmed by the Appeal Court.
Decision
The Insurance Company filed an appeal in cassation on the ground that the contested judgment lacked evidence, violated the law and had erred in its application because the plaintiff informed the company of the initiatory pleading declaration by sending them to the company's secondary premises in Alexandria of their main premises in Cairo. However, the Court had rejected this argument.