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	Lawyer Suwat Apaisak represented the PDRC to file the suit, alleging Tarit with abusing his authority to freeze accounts of PDRC secretary general Suthep Thaugsuban and other PDRC leaders.</div>
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	The court is scheduled to consider on April 21 as to whether to proceed with the judicial review.</div>
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	Suwat told reporters that the suit was filed against Tarit because he ordered the freezing of accounts of several PDRC leaders by bypassing proper legal procedures.</div>
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PDRC sues Tarit for alleged abuse of authority related to freezing of accounts

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