Mohamed Bin Hammam returns to Court of Arbitration for Sport to challenge Fifa suspension Numerous other Fifa officials have been the subject of allegations but have not been suspended, including honorary president Joao Havelange, who was named as having been paid kickbacks in a court report into the scandal involving Fifa's former marketing agency ISL. Paraguay's Nicolas Leoz, a Fifa executive committee member, was named in court as far back as 2007 as having received payments from ISL and has not been the subject of any action. There is also an issue surrounding Larry Mussenden, the president of the Bermuda FA, chairing the Fifa appeals committee which rejected Bin Hammam's appeal against his provisional suspension last month. Mussenden was a witness in the original case against Bin Hammam surrounding payments made to Caribbean football officials during the Fifa presidential campaign, and excused himself from taking part in an appeal committee decisions about the Qatari last year. However last month he did sit on the appeals committee and Bin Hammam's lawyers are expected to raise that as a conflict of interest.