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The judges accused the federal government of misrepresenting facts regarding the transfers. The response states that the ...
Justice Ishaq initiated the contempt proceedings after a case related to the Adiala Jail superintendent’s failure to arrange ...
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The Nation UAE on MSNConcerned high courts to be consulted before transfer of judges: argues Munir A MalikMunir A Malik Tuesday argued that before initiating process of transfer of judges from one High Court to another the consultation must be made with the chief justices of both the concerned High Courts ...
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Daily Times on MSNIHC issues show-cause notices to immigration DG, NAB director in contempt caseThe Islamabad High Court (IHC) has issued show-cause notices to the Director General of Immigration and Passports and a NAB ...
Justices Dogar, Soomro and Asif refuse to engage counsel, will accept whatever fate court decides for them, AGP tells ...
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The Express Tribune on MSNCourt reserves verdict in fertiliser prices caseThe Islamabad High Court (IHC) has reserved its verdict in a case on the determination of fertiliser prices following the ...
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - It has been decided to appoint permanent chief justices in the four high courts of country including ...
ISLAMABA: The Islamabad High Court Bar Association (IHCBA) has withdrawn its support to the five judges seniority dispute, dealing a significant blow to the case being heard by the Supreme Court.
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The Express Tribune on MSNCourt allows medical examination of Imran KhanAfter reviewing the submissions, the court ruled in Imran’s favour, granting both requests and ordering jail authorities to ...
The riots were triggered by the arrest of PTI founder Imran Khan from the premises of Islamabad High Court (IHC) in a graft case. During the protests, the miscreants targeted the civil and ...
Senior Puisne judge of the Islamabad High Court Justice Aamer Farooq has taken oath as the Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court. President Dr Arif Alvi administered the oath at the President ...
A Pakistani court on Tuesday approved two petitions filed by jailed former premier Imran Khan, granting him the right to undergo a medical check-up and to speak with his children living in the UK.
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