Despite evidence proving the imported fish was substandard and unfit for consumption, and prior to a resolution, National Credit and Commerce (NCC) Bank released Tk 3.7 million under a Letter of Credit (LC) to a Uruguayan company. The foreign supplier had agreed to compensation, and Bangladesh Bank had advised discussing the issue with the importer. A writ petition was also filed in the High Court. Now, the importing company—Ma Amena International—has served legal notices to five officials of the importing firm PLC, accusing them of bypassing legal procedures for personal gain.