Month: November 2024
All Judges of Sindh High Court to Be Treated as Part of Constitutional Bench for Expedited Case Disposal
In a significant development, all Judges of the Sindh High Court will now be treated as part of the Constitutional Bench of the Court for the expeditious disposal of cases, as per recent directions issued by the Supreme Court of Pakistan. On 5th November 2024, a Divisional Bench comprising Hon’ble Chief Justice and Hon’ble Mr. …
Civil Judges & Judicial Magistrates Promoted to Senior Civil Judges/Assistant Sessions Judges
In a significant move to enhance the judicial system, the promotion of several Civil Judges and Judicial Magistrates to the positions of Senior Civil Judges/Assistant Sessions Judges has been announced. This decision comes after a detailed evaluation of the performance, conduct, and Annual Confidential Reports (ACRs) of the concerned officers. The promotion was unanimously recommended …
PALESTINE AND THE ROLE OF ICJ IN IT
The current situation in Palestine, along with the role of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), is an ongoing and intricate conflict that dates back to the early 20th century. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has resulted in years of hardship, displacement, and political unrest in the region. Throughout the years, the international community has explored different …
Sindh Assembly Passes Resolution for Constitutional Bench in Sindh High Court Following 26th Amendment
KARACHI: November 4, 2024 – In a historic move aimed at decentralizing judicial authority and improving access to justice, the Sindh Assembly has passed a resolution to establish a Constitutional Bench within the Sindh High Court. The new bench will be set up in key cities across the province, including Karachi, Hyderabad, Mirpurkhas, Sukkur, and …
Sindh High Court Accepts Petitions Against 26th Amendment
Karachi — In a significant legal development, the Sindh High Court has accepted petitions challenging the recently enacted 26th Amendment to the Constitution of Pakistan. The petitions were filed by advocates Mr. Ali Tahir and Mr. Ebrahim Saifuddin, along with their colleagues. The petitions argue that the 26th Amendment undermines the independence of the judiciary …
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