ABU DHABI, 9th February, 2023 (WAM) — The Experts Affairs Committee of Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) decided to suspend the registration of 13 experts in various technical specialisations, after reviewing the results of the technical evaluation of the experts' work before the judicial authorities for the year 2022.
The suspension was based on the results of the evaluation and inspection processes of the experts' performance in accordance with the applicable rules and regulations, prepared by the Experts' Technical Office.
This came during the meeting held under the chairmanship of Chancellor Yousef Saeed Al Abri, Under-Secretary of ADJD, where the committee reviewed the requests for registration as experts in ADJD for 38 experts in various specialisations.
The committee decided to enrol those applicants in a basic qualification programme for experts, prepared by the Abu Dhabi Judicial Academy which will be one of the requirements for registration as an ADJD expert.
The committee also approved the registration renewal request for an expert to be listed as judicial guardianship and liquidation expert, as well as reviewing two complaints against some experts and the committee issued its decisions accordingly.
The meeting was attended by Chancellor Ali Al Shair Al Dhahiri – Director of Department of Judicial Inspection, Chancellor Mohammad Kamel Al Jundi, Director of Lawyers Affairs; Youssef Hassan Al Hosani, Director of Judicial Support Sector; Khamis Mubark Al Ghubaisi, Director of Lawyers and Experts Affairs; and Dr. Hareb Hamad Al Kuwaiti, Head of Experts' Technical Office.