The Family Court in Nasr City, Egypt, has postponed the hearing of the lawsuit filed by Egyptian artist Zina against Egyptian artist Ahmed Ezz, in which she demands his imprisonment for failing to pay the overdue wages of a servant. A session has been scheduled for July 28 to continue the consideration of the case.

Imprisonment Lawsuit

Zina's lawyer had previously filed a lawsuit for payment or imprisonment against Ahmed Ezz, demanding the enforcement of the ruling issued in favor of his client, after accusing him of refusing to pay the amounts due for the servant's wages.

570,000 Egyptian Pounds

According to the lawsuit documents, the amount of the overdue wages for the servant for the period extending from 2024 to 2026 reached 570,000 Egyptian pounds, which is the amount Zina is relying on in her demand for the necessary legal actions against him.

Previous Ruling

These developments come after a ruling from the New Cairo Family Court rejected Ahmed Ezz's appeal to cancel the ruling regarding the servant's wages for his children with Zina, thus keeping the previous ruling unchanged.

Background of the Case

The lawsuit is part of the ongoing legal disputes between Zina and Ahmed Ezz, as the artist demands the enforcement of the ruling regarding the servant's wages, accusing him of failing to pay the financial dues for the disputed period, which has led her to take new legal actions to claim her rights.

Previous Rulings

The New Cairo Family Court had previously upheld the ruling obligating Ahmed Ezz to pay the servant's wages, after rejecting the appeal he submitted to cancel it, thus the ruling remains in effect.