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Landmark Amendment to Practice and Procedure Act Signed into Law

Islamabad-(Mudassar Iqbal)-Pakistan’s President has signed an ordinance amending the Practice and Procedure Act, marking a significant milestone in the country’s judicial history ¹. The amendment aims to increase transparency and efficiency in the judicial process.

Key Provisions of the Amendment

– Public Importance Clause: Cases filed under Section 184(3) must provide written justification for their public importance ¹.
– Right to Appeal: Orders passed by the Supreme Court under Section 184(3) are now open to appeal ¹.
– Transparency: Transcripts of judges’ statements during cases will be prepared and made public ¹.
– Efficient Case Management: Cases will be heard in the order they are received, eliminating delays ¹.
– Reformed Committee Structure: A committee headed by the Chief Justice, comprising senior judges, will oversee case assignments ¹.

Impact on the Judicial System

The amendment addresses concerns about judicial overreach and ensures that cases are dealt with in a fair and timely manner. By making transcripts public, the judiciary becomes more accountable ¹. The reformed committee structure streamlines case management, reducing delays.

Reactions and Implications

Information Minister Ataullah Tarar hailed the amendment as a victory for the people, citing increased transparency and efficiency. The opposition has expressed concerns about potential political motivations behind the amendment ¹. Legal experts see this as a significant step towards judicial reform.

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