KUALA LUMPUR, March 14 (Bernama) -- The High Court here today allowed the interim injunction to stop chairman of the Maju Institute of Education Development Datuk S. Samy Vellu from admitting 10 new members to MIED to be extended to Wednesday.
The injunction against Samy Vellu and several members of the board of trustees had been filed by former MIC deputy president Datuk S.Subramaniam and two others.
Judge Datuk Nik Aziz Nik Mat said the court would on Wednesday also hear objections to the appointment of the law firm Kumar Partnership on the grounds that it had represented MIED in another case.
Subramaniam, former MIC Youth chief S. Vigneswaran and deputy chairman of Kedah MIC Datuk S. Ganesan named MIED, Samy Vellu and members of the Board of Trustees as defendants in the application filed on March 1.
The three had submitted a requisition to the MIED secretary for a meeting to be held within two months of March 1 to oust Samy Vellu as a trustee of the institute.
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