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The Courts of Appeals at the Investment and Commerce Court upheld the ruling denying their jurisdiction to hear the case. The case involved a company demanding the payment of approximately 5 million Qatari riyals as overdue rent and damages. They considered that the dispute arises from a lease agreement and pertains to the Rental Dispute Settlement Committee, not the court. The court confirmed that the case concerns an obligation stemming from a lease relationship, and that the previous decisions against the other party do not extend the court's authority. As a result, jurisdiction remained with the Rental Dispute Settlement Committee, and the appeal to overturn the ruling was denied.
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