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IHC judges’ letter: Chief justice seeks proposals from judges

ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) chief justice has sought proposals from the judges on the issue of six IHC judges's letter to the...

‘Women aren’t considered humans there,’ SC slams Swat jirga ruling

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan bench chaired by Justice Qazi Faez Isa has Tuesday rendered the rulings of smaller courts and Swat jirga...

Supreme Court set aside ECP decision against PTI MPA Faisal Zaman

A bench of the apex court granted appeal of Faisal Zaman against the ECP decision of registering a case against him over a fake degree in year 2013.

Pakistan’s confirmed COVID-19 cases lower than European countries, Iran, SC told

Standard operating procedures (SOPs) were devised to screen passengers at the country's entry points

Special Court verdict against Pervez Musharraf challenged in SC

Musharraf's counsel Salman Safdar has filed the appeal against the decision to hand death penalty to the former president in the apex court, pleading the verdict to be declared as null and void.

Supreme Court grants three months to govt for new NAB law

Justice Gulzar Ahmed said that the Supreme Court has already restrained the NAB from plea bargain adding that this clause of the law will not be exercised until the new legislation by the parliament.

CEC, ECP members’ appointment: SC moved to stop govt from amending rules

The federal government, the ECP secretary, and the Ministry of Law have been impleaded as respondents

SC orders scrutiny of educational degrees of PIA employees

The Supreme Court (SC) has issued directives to initiate scrutiny of educational degrees of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) employees.

Supreme Court requested to invalidate NAB ordinance

'The NAB ordinance is a conspiracy to divide society'

NAB Amendment Ordinance 2019 challenged in Supreme Court

President Dr Arif Alvi had signed the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Amendment Ordinance 2019 into law on Friday.

PM Imran to decide on review petition in COAS’ appointment case  

It was decided that the legal team would also brief the prime minister Imran Khan over the aspects of the apex court ruling.

SC bins NAB’s plea against acquittal of accused in NICL corruption case  

NAB's evidence are not much sufficient to prove the charges against the accused, the top court's bench remarked.

SC wraps up Nawaz Sharif’s review petition in judge video scandal case

The CJP while wrapping up the petition, remarked that the detail verdict in the case will be pronounced later.

Ashtar Ausaf advises minimum intervention in constitution

Ashtar Ausaf, who had severed as the Attorney General of Pakistan from 2016-18, said the way the summary was prepared and tampered was regretful, particularly when the matter was related to the commander of our armed forces.

Supreme Court acquits murder accused over lack of evidence

"Is it only the responsibility of the Supreme Court to check the evidence, when the record of the case was also available with the high court and the trial court earlier," Justice Khosa questioned.

Referring GIDC debacle to SC, right call: Omar Ayub Khan

Federal Minister for Power Omar Ayub Khan welcomed Prime Minister Imran Khan's decision of referring the long-standing Gas Infrastructure Development Cess (GIDC) dispute to the Supreme Court of Pakistan.

SC rubbishes contempt of court petition against Secretary Planning and Development KP

The Supreme Court of Pakistan today (Monday) hearing a petition filed against the Secretary of Planning and Development of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) over alleged contempt of court.

Appeal filed in SC seeking nullification of production orders of politicians

ISLAMABAD: An appeal submitted to the Supreme Court of Pakistan today (Tuesday) has challenged the production orders of opposition leaders and politicians arrested over corruption allegations.

Supreme Court reserves verdict on what constitutes ‘terrorism’

The court discussed a number of hypothetical scenarios to elaborate on the legal nuances in the Anti-Terrorism Act (1997).

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