The Chief Justices of High Courts assured to form a special bench for the decisions of cases pending for years.


Islamabad: Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Atta Bandial Saturday said that protecting the constitution and fundamental rights is the constitutional responsibility of judiciary, while addressing the meeting of Judicial Policy Making Committee.
According to details, the Judicial Committee has decided to complete the recruitment of the vacant posts of judges soon.
The Chief Justice of the five High Courts and the Secretary of Law and Justice Commission participated in the meeting of National Judicial Policy Making Committee under the chairmanship of Chief Justice.
Judiciary strives to deliver low cost and quick justice. Judges, court staff and lawyers should use modern technology, added Bandial.
He added that frivolous pleas should be discouraged, the arbitration system is the best way to resolve disputes as it will reduce the burden of cases on the judiciary.
In the meeting, the Chief Justices of High Courts assured to form a special bench for the decisions of cases pending for years.

Gold prices continue to rise in Pakistan, global markets
- 6 hours ago

Trump’s immigration crackdown could be slowing the hunt for child predators online
- 7 hours ago

Living on Mars would suck
- 5 hours ago

Pakistan Army actively conducting flood rescue and relief operations in Punjab, KP
- 4 hours ago

PM directs federal ministers to visit flood-affected areas in Punjab
- 11 hours ago

Death toll from rains, landslides in occupied Kashmir rises to 30
- 11 hours ago

Apple’s three-year iPhone plan is a break from the boring
- 7 hours ago

Trump can’t stop America from building cheap EVs
- 5 hours ago
Pakistan’s monsoon misery: nature’s fury, man’s mistake
- 3 hours ago
“Unprecedented floods": controlled blast creates breach near Head Qadirabad on Chenab
- 6 hours ago

Microsoft employee arrested at headquarters protest of Israel contracts
- 7 hours ago

Singer Taylor Swift engaged to football star Travis Kelce
- 10 hours ago