Hi is there any travel ban for civil dispute case...

It should be noted that after reviewing your inquiry and legal scrutiny we would like to inform you that
Travel bans can be ordered in situations related to personal affairs, criminal investigations or debts
Concerning the civil cases, please note that a Travel Ban is not directly issued unless the other party claim or request a travel ban against his debtor litigant 

A ban may be imposed on the debtor based on a written application of the creditor to the competent court.
Pursuant to the article (329) of the Civil Procedures Code, and unless it’s an established alimony case, the court may issue the travel ban order upon the satisfaction of the following conditions:

• The creditor should prove the existence of a reasonable fear that the debtor may run away without paying the debt;
• The debt amount should be AED 10,000 (ten thousand UAE dirhams) or more;
• The debt should be definite and due, i.e. unconditionally payable;
• If the debt’s amount is not clearly defined, then the judge is entitled to make an interim estimation as long as:
  a) the debt is based on written evidence, and
  b) the creditor submits a bail sufficient to cover the damages attached to the debtor due to the travel ban if the creditor fails to win the case.

The debtor is entitled to object the travel ban imposed on him/her by filing a complaint with the competent higher court.

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