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Khaleda notice
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order since some constitutional points regarding the matter have to be examined.
Khaleda's counsel TH Khan told newsmen that the third notice issued by the government on May 24, asking her to hand over the cantonment house to the Military Estate Officer by June 30, is the final notice.
Since the HC stayed the final notice, two other notices issued earlier by the government also became stayed, he said.
He said the HC observed in its order that the government by issuing the third notice has violated the fundamental rights guaranteed in the constitution.
Meanwhile, Attorney General Mahbubey Alam, who represented the government in court, told reporters at his office that after consultine with the government they would decide whether to file an appeal with the Supreme Court (SC) against the HC order.
"The HC issued an order and we will respond and fight against the order at the HC and we will respond by replying to the points raised in tne writ petition," hesaid.
The state's top law officer also said the two notices earlier served upon Khaleda Zia will also be
examined by the court when hearing on the rule is held.
During the hearing of the petition yesterday, the attorney general told the court that there is no precedence in the world where a civilian, like Khaleda Zia, occupied any property earmarked for army officials.
If the residence is not recovered from illegal possession, the property will go to estate developers in future, he said.
TH Khan told the court that the deed of the allotment was registered in accordance with the law and the government notices asking her to leave the house is illegal
He gave some references supporting his argument before the court.
On May3, Khaleda Zia filed the writ petition with the HC challenging the legality of the government's first notice, issued on April 20, asking her to leave the cantonmenthouse within 15 days.
On May 7, the government issued a separate notice asking her to show cause within 15 days as to why she should not be directed to return the estate, including the house, in Dhaka Cantonment
Khaleda in her writ petition challenged the legality of all the Sovernment notices regarding le house.