Dubai court upholds acquittal in certificate forgery case, orders document confiscation

The defence, led by lawyer Mohammed Abdullah Al Redha, successfully argued that the case lacked material evidence and was built on contradiction and doubt rather than certainty.

Al Redha told the court that the plaintiff was not a student but had a working relationship with the institute, acting as a marketer who promoted its services and had regular access to its premises. He maintained that the Dh10,000 payment formed part of a commercial arrangement, not tuition fees.

The…