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Islamabad High Court Bar Challenges Judges’ Seniority List

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The Islamabad High Court Bar has moved the Supreme Court of Pakistan, challenging the judges’ seniority list. President IHC Bar Riasat Ali Azad filed the petition under Article 184(3), arguing that the President does not have unlimited powers to transfer judges under Article 200 clause (i). Key Arguments The petitioner contended that judges cannot be transferred from one high court to another without public interest. This argument is central to …

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Islamabad High Court Bar Challenges Judges’ Seniority List

The Islamabad High Court Bar has moved the Supreme Court of Pakistan, challenging the judges’ seniority list. President IHC Bar Riasat Ali Azad filed the petition under Article 184(3), arguing that the President does not have unlimited powers to transfer judges under Article 200 clause (i). Key Arguments The petitioner contended that judges cannot be transferred from one high court to another without public interest. This argument is central to …

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ASFE World TV broke the news in 10 hours ago on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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