SBG 718/2015
The initial dispute involved an arbitration ruling which had ordered a partner to leave a company and receive compensation for his share. There was a request for a reconsideration but the court lacked jurisdiction to hear this so there was a require for the dismissal of the arbitration ruling. A key issue was whether the deadline for requesting a dismissal had passed.
Background
There was a dispute between two partners. The arbitration ruling stipulated that the claimant should exit from the company and hand his share to the defendant. The ruling also stipulated that the defendant should pay the value of the share to the claimant.
The defendant objected to the arbitration ruling.
The court of appeal upheld the arbitration ruling.
The defendant made a plea for reconsideration. The court said that consideration of the plea did not fall under the jurisdiction of the Board of Grievances.
The defendant requested the court to dismiss the arbitration ruling.
Decision
The court considered the documents of the case. The court said that Article 51(1) of Saudi Arabia Royal Decree No. M34/1433