Tag: Justice Mansoor Ali Shah
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Judicial Reform or Political Tool? Justice Mansoor Ali Shah Questions Federal Constitutional Court
Background: The Debate Over a Federal Constitutional Court Pakistan has long debated how to reform its judicial landscape. A proposed Federal Constitutional Court has become a focal point of this debate, with opinions split on whether the move represents meaningful reform or a political ploy. Senior Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court, Justice Syed Mansoor…
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Constitutional Court Critics Call Reform a Political Move, Not a Genuine Change
Senior judge questions the basis of the proposed Federal Constitutional Court Pakistan’s judicial and political landscape is again in the spotlight as senior jurists weigh in on a controversial proposal: the creation of a Federal Constitutional Court. Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah, a respected figure among the judiciary, has openly challenged the reform, arguing that…
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CJP Denies Justice Mansoor’s NOC for Yale Event Attendance
Introduction In a recent development that has stirred significant debate within legal circles, the Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP), Yahya Afridi, has once again denied Justice Mansoor Ali Shah permission to attend an international legal event at Yale Law School. This decision not only underscores the ongoing tensions within Pakistan’s judiciary but also raises important…
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CJP Denies Justice Mansoor Ali Shah Permission to Attend Yale Event
CJP Denies Justice Mansoor Ali Shah’s International Request In a significant development, Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Yahya Afridi has again denied Justice Mansoor Ali Shah a no-objection certificate (NOC) to participate in an international event hosted by Yale Law School in the United States. This refusal is part of a broader context involving judicial…
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CJP Denies Justice Mansoor’s Permission for Yale Event
Overview of the Situation The Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP), Yahya Afridi, has denied Justice Mansoor Ali Shah the opportunity to attend an international event at Yale Law School in the United States. This decision has sparked a significant amount of discussion in legal and political circles, as it highlights ongoing tensions within the higher…