According to the 1985 Civil Transactions Law of the United Arab Emirates, what happens if a bailee refuses to accept the property that was bailed to them?
The bailee becomes liable for the property as soon as they refuse it, and the bailor is not required to take an oath in return. However, if it is alleged that the bailee is lying about their refusal, they will not be held liable until after the bailor takes an oath and makes a sworn statement regarding the lie.