Court throws out one of two challenges filed against work ban on Haveeru staff
The dismissal came after the lawyer representing Haveeru’s former staff failed to turn up to a hearing. Husnu Suood, a former attorney general, had failed to inform the court that he would be out of town.
04 Oct 2016, 9:00 AM
The high court threw out Tuesday one of the two challenges filed against a civil court ruling that imposed a two-year work ban on the former employees of the now-defunct newspaper, Haveeru.
The dismissal came after the lawyer representing Haveeru’s former staff failed to turn up to a hearing. Husnu Suood, a former attorney general, had failed to inform the court that he would be out of town.
Suood did not respond to requests for a comment.
Former Haveeru employees, too, declined to comment.
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