Supreme Court Justice Mansoor Ali Shah has declared the delay in scheduling the bench powers case as “contempt of court,” urging Chief Justice Yahya Afridi to address the matter promptly.<\/p>\n
In a letter co-signed by Justices Ayesha Malik and Aqeel Abbasi, concerns were raised over the handling of judicial orders, Express News reported.<\/p>\n
Sources reported that that Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan was also informed through a separate letter, which referenced Justice Abbasi’s recent inclusion in the bench on 16 January. The judges expressed dissatisfaction over the failure to schedule the case for a hearing on 20 January.<\/p>\n
Justice Mansoor\u2019s letter criticised the procedural delays, arguing that the bench could have been formed earlier to ensure timely proceedings.<\/p>\n
He further stated that disregarding judicial orders undermines the authority of the court.<\/p>\n
The issue has sparked debate about judicial practices and compliance within the court\u2019s administrative processes.<\/p>\n
The Supreme Court\u2019s procedural committee, which met on 17 January, was also mentioned in the correspondence. Justice Mansoor emphasised that his stance on the matter is already on record.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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