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Pharmacy Sign Damaged; Company Seeks Compensation
The article discusses the Jordanian Court of Cassation's decision to reject an appeal filed by a company against a judicial ruling requiring it to pay 5,066 dinars to a citizen who was injured after a pharmacy sign fell on him in Irbid. The incident occurred while the citizen was heading to the pharmacy, resulting in a 15% disability, impacts on his work, and costs for medical treatment and compensation for his damages. The Irbid First Instance Court initially ordered the company to pay approximately 19,000 dinars, which was later reduced on appeal to 5,066 dinars. The company then appealed the judgment, but the Court of Cassation dismissed the appeal on procedural grounds for not meeting legal requirements, as recent amendments stipulate that an approval must be obtained beforehand to appeal cases where the value of the claim is less than 20,000 dinars. In summary, the case focused on determining the company's responsibility for injuring the citizen due to the falling sign. The final compensation amount was 5,066 dinars, with a reference to a legal amendment requiring prior approval for appeals in cases involving amounts below this threshold.
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