Tanveer Hussain Vs IGP
There is sufficient evidence against the appellant on the file of this case which proved his guilt but on the other hand under the circumstances the penalty of dismissal from service was imposed upon the appellant. due to absence from duty for a period of 69 days which does not Read more
Dr.Muhammad Nauman Shah Vs Chief Minister Punjab etc
Even otherwise, the hearing officer or the competent authority did not apply its judicious mind and merely relied upon and reproduced the facts and findings of the inquiry committee, which itself is an illegality. It has been settled by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of Pakistan in various judgments passed by Read more
2024 S C M R 205
[Supreme Court of Pakistan] Present: Yahya Afridi, Sayyed Mazahar Ali Akbar Naqvi and Muhammad Ali Mazhar, JJ NAVEED SATTAR—Petitioner Versus The STATE and others—Respondents Criminal Petition No. 317-L of 2023, decided on 20th September, 2023. (On appeal against the order dated 14.02.2023 passed by the Lahore High Court, Lahore in Read more
2024 SCMR 40
Art. 184(3)-Constitutional jurisdiction of the Supreme Private complaint/ grievance-Alternate remedy, availability by the applicant before the Supreme Court leveling serious allegations against the personnel of Inter Services Intelligence (‘ISI’) and Pakistan Rangers (Punjab) of misusing their office. and committing crimes against the applicant and his family…. Maintainability—Nature of a case Read more
PLD 2024 LHR.54
Appointment—Fintess to hold public office-First Information Report, registeration of—Acquittal on basis of compromise—Mere registration of FIR against any person cannot be used as a definitive test to label him as having a bad character—All acquittals including acquittal on compromise are honorable for the reason that prosecution does not succeed to Read more
Lahore High Court’s Landmark Judgment Extends Age Relaxation to Autonomous Body Employees
Introduction:In a groundbreaking ruling, the Lahore High Court (LHC) has recently pronounced a verdict that carries far-reaching implications for employees of autonomous bodies in Pakistan. The judgment, numbered 2023 LHC 4149, declares that these employees are now entitled to age relaxation benefits akin to those enjoyed by civil servants. This Read more

