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The five-member bench had earlier reserved judgment on June 20

80% investigation officers don’t record witnesses’ statements themselves, says SC’s judges

In December 2015, Lal Masjid cleric Abdul Aziz had filed an application in the apex court

He said that organs of five to 15-year-old children could not be transplanted without government’s specific permission

Bench also questions bureau’s SOPs when investigating graft scams

Inquiry under way against police officials unfit for field postings

Experts say top court ruling will also regulate ECC powers

Declares cabinet’s approval mandatory to authorise expenditures, approve discretionary spending

According to the judgement, all discretionary spending without prior approval of the cabinet is contrary to law

Rahman said the services of only 120 employees were later regularised while the other 480 employees were ignored

Says filing of a wrong  appeal does not constitute a sufficient reason for condoning the delay

CJP asks Sindh govt to remain vigilant, warning of militants working in guise of security personnel

Action related to negligence in cases of four life convicts released on parole

Five years on, provincial government has done little on security front

Reports reveal Moazzam was in contact with the murderer through phone calls, before and after Dr Farooq's murder

The number 1121 will be operational round the clock

Pizza Hut and Burger King to shut down their outlets within 14 days

Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry claims his plot is being allotted to another Supreme Court judge

SC bench appointed the district and sessions judges to carry out inspections of the public places

Says transfers do not block promotions in FIA

He claims independents have been barred from being elected on reserved seats

SCBA president says disqualification of PM only possible if an inquiry commission is formed and evidence is recorded

The apex court also observed that poor handling of the PSM drove it to bankruptcy

Supreme Court sought a comprehensive report from regarding out-of-order equipment and machines

Federal govt refuses to provide geo-fencing, says AG

Case relates to out-of-turn promotion, illegal deputation, absorption

SC gave a final deadline of three days to all the civic agencies, including the administrators of all DMCs

Rashid Minhas Road, Karsaz Road continue to be dotted with hoardings

“ARD mechanisms have been useful in resolving diverse disputes," says court

Those who fail to comply will face contempt of court charges, warns apex court

PTA chairperson and FIA director-general summoned for next hearing on July 28

Asma Jahangir says federal govt and Pemra should be directed to disclose the number of radio stations run by ISPR

ATC- convicted prisoners freed before completing their sentences

Larger bench warns of contempt proceedings against violators of its order

The complaint stated that many officers were still holding the posts to which they had been promoted illegally

Petitioner seeks Rangers’ help to retrieve encroached land in Larkana, Shikarpur

Asks why over 0.4m non-customs paid cars roaming in K-P

People of Lora complain activity is causing environmental pollution

The full bench headed by Chief Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali dismissed the appeal of the LHC registrar

Lawyers of 10 convicts say they have been denied access to their clients, who say their confessions are coerced

SC ordered removal from public property by June 30

Petitioner says he will re-file; objections include labelling petition ‘frivolous’

Justice Ejaz says: ‘We are walking on a tightrope and one wrong step will bring us down’

Authorities to remove all hoardings by June 30

Human rights cell receiving 80 complaints per day against 250 in 2011

Attorneys of five petitioners argue their clients were denied fair trial

Human rights cell receiving 80 complaints per day against 250 in 2011

Plea says the cell is assailing opposition parties on social, mainstream media

Crushers can continue work while leases renewal applications are in process

Supreme Court ordered removal of hoardings and billboards across city by June 30