Lawyers representing former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab are in a dispute with the Attorney-General and Minister for Justice. The disagreement centers on allegations of attempted withdrawal of frozen funds.
The Attorney-General's office has requested evidence from Abdul-Wahab's legal team. This evidence is needed to show any attempts to access the funds that have been subject to a freeze.
Abdul-Wahab's lawyers have accused the Attorney-General of misrepresenting facts. They state these misrepresentations are used to justify what they call the unlawful arrest and detention of their client.
This exchange highlights a legal contest over financial matters and the circumstances surrounding Abdul-Wahab's arrest. The court is seeking clarity on the alleged fund withdrawal attempts.
The court filing indicates that the Attorney-General's office considers the freeze on the funds to be lawful.
The lawyers for Abdul-Wahab maintain their client's innocence regarding any illegal financial dealings.
Further court proceedings will likely focus on presenting and examining the evidence related to the frozen assets.