Lahore High Court Expands Property Court Powers For Overseas Pakistanis

The Lahore High Court has issued a major ruling that broadens the powers of special property courts established for overseas Pakistanis. According to the latest judgement, these courts can now hear a wider range of immovable property disputes, including inheritance matters, partition cases, contract disputes, cancellation of transactions, and other related property issues. The decision…

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Islamabad High Court Reserves Verdict on NA Plea Against Pakistan Information Commission Order

A key legal development has taken place as the Islamabad High Court (IHC) has reserved its verdict on a petition filed by the National Assembly Secretariat against an order issued by the Pakistan Information Commission. The case revolves around whether details related to parliamentary standing committees can be disclosed under the country’s transparency laws. The…

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Bar Associations Reject IHC Judges Transfer, Announce Protest Against Amendments

The Lahore Bar Association and the Lahore High Court Bar Association have strongly opposed the recent transfer of judges from the Islamabad High Court (IHC), raising serious concerns over judicial independence and constitutional integrity. During a press conference in Lahore, bar leaders criticised the decision to transfer three IHC judges to provincial high courts, alleging…

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Judicial Transfers in Pakistan Spark Debate Over Independence and Bench Postings

A fresh controversy has emerged in Pakistan’s judicial system as proposed transfers of judges from the Islamabad High Court have triggered widespread debate over judicial independence and administrative authority. The development involves potential relocation of five judges to different high courts, with plans to assign them to regional benches instead of principal seats. Among the…

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Peshawar High Court Rules Minor Convictions Not Grounds for Adverse PCC Entries

The Peshawar High Court has delivered a significant ruling stating that minor convictions should not be treated as adverse entries in Police Clearance Certificates (PCCs), reinforcing the principles of fairness, dignity, and rehabilitation. In its judgement, the court clarified that petty offences — especially those resulting in nominal fines — cannot be equated with serious…

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