Iraqi State Drug Firm Wins Case Against Jordanian Supplier

By John Lee.

A Jordanian court has ordered a Jordanian company to pay damages to the General Company for the Pharmaceutical Industry and Medical Supplies in Samarra, following a contract dispute over non-compliant medical equipment covers.

According to the Iraqi Ministry of Justice, the Legal Department pursued the case after the Jordanian supplier failed to deliver metal medical supply covers meeting the agreed specifications.

The final ruling, issued by the Jordanian Court of Cassation and confirmed by the Court of Appeal and Court of First Instance, found in favour of the Iraqi state-owned company.

(Source: Iraqi Ministry of Justice)

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