Shop setup costed 7,900 dinars before a power outage
The main news story addresses a legal dispute between a tenant and a landlord regarding a commercial premises in Bahrain. The tenant had invested approximately 7,948 Bahraini dinars in preparing and developing the premises. However, she was unable to utilize the space due to the lack of electricity and water services, stemming from the building not being properly licensed. This situation led to the termination of the contract, with the defendant being ordered to refund the paid amounts and return the deferred checks. The ruling emphasizes that the primary obligation of the landlord is to deliver the leased property in a usable condition, and the absence of essential services constitutes a fundamental breach. Consequently, a court judgment was issued to annul the contract and compensate the tenant.
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