Kuwaiti acquitted of swindling – School principal let off for threatening

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KUWAIT CITY, Feb 24: The Misdemeanor Court acquitted a citizen of swindling an Iraqi to the tune of KD 49,000. Case files indicate the citizen convinced the Iraqi to be his partner in a commercial project provided the latter pays his loan. The Iraqi paid the loan but the citizen did not fulfill his promise. Attorney Zaid Al-Khabbaz, who represented the citizen in court, argued there is no incriminating evidence against his client who denied the accusation from the beginning of investigations. He stressed there is no document proving that his client swindled the Iraqi.

Principal acquitted: The Misdemeanor Court acquitted a kindergarten principal of threatening and insulting a guardian during their discussion held on telephone. According to the principal, she was discussing issues concerning the welfare of the child with the guardian via telephone and when they could not reach a solution, she invited the former to the kindergarten with the hope of resolving the problem but they exchanged words and the guardian lodged a complaint against her.

By Jaber Al-Hamoud Al-Seyassah Staff and Agencies

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