(Scooped news) Dhaka, April 5, 2011: The Appellate Chamber of the Supreme Court Tuesday rejected the request of Mr. Muhammad Yunus’s leave to appeal on the High Court verdict and fully agreed with the removal of the Nobel Peace Laureate from Grameen Bank as Executive Director.
Seven members of the plenary session of the Appellate Division of the Corps, headed by the Chief Justice ABM Khairul Huq, said after hearing a petition filed by lawyers.
After stopping Dr. Yunus’s lawyer Kamal Hossain told reporters that the Court of Appeal for leave petition filed by Dr. Yunus Division prepared, but it was not yet making hearing on petition filed by nine other directors of the Grameen Bank. But it was wide circulated now that those nine were illiterates from different corners of the country and always picked up by the Nobel Laureate.
"Hearing on the petition to the Chief on Wednesday," he said.
When asked why the request was rejected, said Dr Kamal: "You could say after receiving the copy of the decision of the Court of Appeal Division of the Court."
In his account of the petition before delivery Dr Kamal Hossain said that to deny the appeal of Mr. Yunus in the High Court against his removal from the Grameen Bank as CEO was "an error of law."
"The notification is fired or forced to take someone for a job. Also lead to self-defense. But Yunus:" If these things do not happen. He was immediately relieved of his duties as the Grameen Bank, a lawyer told the apex court.
High Court area, usually to give a final opinion on the basis of comments made by the Attorney General. But the prosecution did not present his speech in the affidavit, which is mandatory, he said.
With reference to the three judgments of the Supreme Court of India, for example, Dr. Kamal Hossain, said: "The car can not be directly rejected, but the topic of State in dealing with the legal matter."
Thus, the rejection of the request of Mr. Yunus was "an error of law," he said.
Dr. Muhammad Yunus has been removed from his post in March to 2 GB of the statement of the Bangladesh Bank. On March 3. Yunus challenged the application against the decision of the Central Bank Nine leaders of Britain, has filed another motion to challenge the refusal of the binding sequence of HC-BB. 8. March, HC, paid for his order and dismiss the challenge to the petition.
Last Sunday, sought in the direction of the Division of the Court of Appeal, Mr. Yunus and the GB directors leave to appeal petitions. Tuesday’s decision led the court denied the motion, Mr. Yunus and Wednesday set a hearing date on the petition filed by the administration of Grameen.