Kataeb Lawmaker Selim Sayegh stressed that the Lebanese Banks were calling for a law to withdraw deposits in a bid to act pursuant to it, as the cases filed against them are decided according to the jurisprudence of each judge, which reinforces the legal chaos.

“The depositor confronts the economic system when the Capital Control law without a recovery plan is adopted,” Sayegh said in an interview with Kataeb.org

“The judge takes a legislative character through jurisprudence amid the absence of law in a matter. If a conflict of jurisprudence occurs between a judge and another, the jurisprudence is unified through the General Assembly of the Court of Cassation, whose appropriations were suspended by the Minister of Finance, preventing its formation. Therefore, the safest and fastest solution, awaiting the law, is to release funds to form the General Authority for the Court of Cassation,” he stressed.

“The solution will be precautionary in the judiciary, not in the parliament,” he added.