:Question 1

Yes, the bank can refuse the transaction since it is obliged to implement decisions
stated by the Council of Ministers and obey strict rules. According to financial crisis
such as inflation, Council of Ministers can decree preventing any transactions in US
.dollars

:Question 2
A consent can be developed in a written form (contract) or orally, but the phone call
between the branch manager and Sami was to reach for an oral agreement and
clarify actions that the bank was exercising due to anticipated barriers which will
cause a crash in the economy. The branch manager was providing the depositor Sami
a new offer which states in extending the maturity date 1/1/2020 for two more
additional years with an increase in interest return (10% to 15%). While Sami with no
acceptance with the offer has stated a counter-offer for attaining his deposits in US
dollars whole and locking 20% interest on his deposits for two additional years with
.one week for a reply

:Question3
The branch manager and Semi were not engaged in any further connections after
the call Sami had regarding the branch manager's offer. The bank without replying
Sami about his counter-offer and Sami refusing the bank's offer specifies that there is
.no contract regarding the postponement of the maturity date

:Question 4
Sami's lawyer deciding to sue the bank within the chamber of first instance court in
Saida was applicable since Sami's deposited funds ( $ 3 million ) which is equivalent
to 4,539,000,000 L.L. ) exceeds the amount claimed by the chamber ( 100,000,000
L.L )