A young man accuses his friend of recklessly driving offenses and running away from the police

Al Ain Court of First Instance rejected a lawsuit filed by a young man accusing his friend of committing traffic violations with his vehicle, including driving recklessly and escaping from the police, and demanded that the defendant be obliged to pay the value of the violations or transfer them to his traffic file.
In the details, a young man filed a lawsuit against his friend, in which he demanded that he be obligated to pay an amount of 5 thousand and 360 dirhams to the plaintiff for the value of traffic violations he committed with his vehicle, or to transfer the violations on his traffic code, as well as obliging him to pay fees and expenses and for attorney's fees, noting that he gave his vehicle to the defendant, and the latter committed traffic violations, including escaping from the police, and driving recklessly without his knowledge, and he demanded that he transfer it to his name, but he refrained from doing so without any legal justification.
For its part, the court clarified in the reasons for its judgment that it is legally prescribed that the plaintiff must prove his right and the defendant must deny it, noting that it is established after reviewing the lawsuit, that the plaintiff did not provide evidence of the date of delivery of the vehicle to the defendant until he proves his claim to pay or transfer traffic violations to his traffic code, or what proves that the defendant committed them in terms of submitting a statement proving that the violations claimed to be paid or transferred were committed by the defendant during his possession. The vehicle to examine the elements of this lawsuit, pointing out that the plaintiff's statements were sent and not supported by any evidence, and the court ruled to dismiss the lawsuit and obligated the plaintiff to pay the expenses.