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Latest Judgments (All Jurisdictions within Pakistan)

Abdul Haseeb A Vs Govt of Punjab through Chief Secretay etc

Citation: 2021 LHC 9728, 2022 PLC CS691 Lahore

Case No: Development Authorities232186/18

Judgment Date: 29/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Lahore High Court

Judge: The Chief Justice

Summary: Pending

Muhammad Akmal etc etc. Vs The State

Citation: 2021 LHC 8084, 2022 PCrLJ 1615

Case No: Jail Appeal197314/18

Judgment Date: 29/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Lahore High Court

Judge: Mr. Justice Syed Shahbaz Ali Rizvi

Summary: Pending

Uzma Manzoor v. Vice Chacellor, Khushal Khan Khattak University KARAK and others

Citation: 2021 SCP 361, 2022 SCMR 694

Case No: C.P.2913/2021

Judgment Date: 29/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Supreme Court of Pakistan

Judge: Mr. Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar

Summary: [1. Mere submitting an application for joining recruitment process in response to an advertisement does not create any vested right to claim the job come what may. Obviously before finalizing a fit candidate by the competent authority or Selection Board, the testimonials and antecedents of each candidate shall be considered in accordance with the prescribed benchmarks but in order to maintain level playing field and evenhanded competition amongst all candidates, the qualification and competency in all fairness should have been considered and adjudged in accordance with the qualification notified to apply in the advertisement and to extend any preference or favourable treatment, the settled terms and conditions cannot be disregarded.2. The selection process should be within the specified spectrum and attributes and due to breach of this protocol, the doctrine of legitimate expectation will come into sight for rescuing and ventilating the sufferings of the candidates who were under the bona fide belief that their applications for appointment will be considered without experience marks being not the precondition and if any additional marks are added or considered beyond the conditions to apply or contrary to the Schedule (of statues) that would be highly discriminatory to those candidates who applied as fresh candidates after completing their required education with the hope of securing jobs.3. The doctrine of legitimate expectation connotes that a person may have a reasonable expectation of being treated in a certain way by administrative authorities owing to some uniform practice or an explicit promise made by the concerned authority. In fact, a legitimate expectation ascends in consequence of a promise, assurance, practice or policy made, adopted or announced by or on behalf of government or a public authority. When such a legitimate expectation is obliterated, it affords locus standi to challenge the administrative action and even in the absenteeism of a substantive right, a legitimate expectation may allow an individual to seek judicial review of a wrongdoing and in deciding whether the expectation was legitimate or not, the courts may consider that the decision of public authority has breached a legitimate expectation and if its proved then the court may annul the decision and direct the concerned authority/person to live up to the legitimate expectation. This doctrine is basically applied as a tool to watch over the actions of administrative authorities and in essence imposes obligations on all public authorities to act fair and square in all matters encompassing legitimate expectation]

Messrs HEAL THE WORLD through Chief Executive vs FEDERATION OF PAKISTAN through Secretary Ministry of Food Security Islamabad and 6 others

Citation: 2022 CLC 1901

Case No: C.P. D-2150/2020

Judgment Date: 28/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Sindh High Court

Judge: Ahmad Ali M. Shaikh, CJ and Yousuf Ail Sayeed, J

Summary: Summary pending

SULTAN QAMAR SIDDIQUI and otherss vs NATIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY BUREAU and others

Citation: 2022 PCrLJ 876

Case No: C.P. No. D-2757/2020

Judgment Date: 28/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Sindh High Court

Judge: Muhammad Iqbal Kalhoro and Shamsuddin Abbasi, JJ

Summary: Summary pending

REHMATULLAH vs The STATE

Citation: 2021 YLR 2366

Case No: Criminal Appeal No. 27/2020

Judgment Date: 28/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Balochistan High Court

Judge: Rozi Khan Barrech, J

Summary: Summary pending

MUHAMMAD ASHRAF vs The STATE and another

Citation: 2021 MLD 166

Case No: Criminal Miscellaneous No. 33182-B/2020

Judgment Date: 28/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Lahore High Court

Judge: Malik Shahzad Ahmad Khan , J

Summary: Summary pending

SULTAN ALI vs Mir SHABIR AHMED BADINI and 2 others

Citation: 2022 MLD 780

Case No: Civil Revision No.245/2020

Judgment Date: 27/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Balochistan High Court

Judge: Abdul Hameed Baloch, J

Summary: Summary pending

FOZIA MAZHAR vs ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE and 2 others

Citation: 2021 CLC 270

Case No: Writ Petition No. 13063/2020

Judgment Date: 27/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Lahore High Court

Judge: Shahid Bilal Hassan, J

Summary: Summary pending

KULSUM KHALIQ vs INSPECTORGENERAL OF POLICE and others Criminal Original No 314 of 2021 decided on 26th November 2021

Citation: PLD 2022 Islamabad 51

Case No: Case82902

Judgment Date: 26/11/2021

Jurisdiction: Unknown

Judge: Athar Minallah, C.J.

Summary: Summary pending

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