Sri Lanka, June 3 -- The Supreme Court's landmark ruling on Monday (1), which set aside a High Court-at-Bar order discharging several accused, including Perpetual Treasuries Ltd. and former Central Bank Governor Arjuna Mahendran, from charges relating to the controversial Central Bank Treasury bond issuance case, has reignited public interest in one of the country's most high-profile financial case. The Supreme Court's determination that a company can be prosecuted under the Offences Against Public Property Act has also raised concerns about the future course of the case and its implications for the accused. In response to these concerns, the Daily Mirror examines what the ruling means, the legal steps that are likely to follow, and the c...