I have a labour case in abubdhabi, where first...

Please kindly be informed that, according to the information provided to us in your inquiry, and with reference to the Federal Civil Procedures Law, in the event that a preliminary judicial ruling is issued, any of its parties has the right to appeal the ruling within the legal period. Therefore, if the appeal is submitted, the ruling will be evaluated in the event that the ruling is suspended in the event of the execution of the ruling. The appeal, therefore, if you file the appeal as an appellant of the judgment with a counter-appeal, here is the legal rule that the appellant is not harmed by his appeal, meaning  The ruling remains as it is if it is modified by an increase. However, with a counter-appeal, the two appeals are combined in one appeal and considered together, and here it is in the power of the appeal court in the counter-appeal to amend the judgment by increase or decrease, according to an audit of the case file and after reviewing the reasons for the judgment because of its discretion in that.

Dear Court of Appeal, it is the decision-maker, and it has the power to amend the judgment, so it supports the judgment, and it may change it based on the counter-appeal, but the appeal submitted by you is not problematic in any case. Primary

Dear, the appeal is submitted once only and not submitted twice. Therefore, if the court decides and decides on the appeal, it may not be re-submitted again. This is on one side and on the other hand, the Court of Appeal is tasked with reviewing the judgment issued by the Court of First Instance only, and it is not permissible to scrutinize any new demands therein.