Dhaka, Dec. 4 -- Bangladesh's top court has dismissed an appeal to challenge the High Court's decision dismissing a challenge to the formation of the interim government and reaffirming its legal validity.

As a result, there remains no further legal question concerning the validity of the oaths taken by the interim administration led by Muhammad Yunus.

A full seven-member Appellate Division bench led by Chief Justice Syed Refaat Ahmed dismissed the petitioner's leave to appeal on Thursday.

Senior Supreme Court lawyer Muhammed Mohsen Rashid filed the writ petition last December over the process of references and opinions sent to the Supreme Court on the formation of the interim government and its oath-taking.

After hearing, the High Cou...