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Dubai Motorist Ordered to Pay More Than Two Hundred Thousand Dirhams Over Ferrari Rental Dispute

A Dubai court ordered a customer to pay more than two hundred thousand dirhams after failing to settle a luxury Ferrari rental bill covering seventy-seven days.
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