Shehbaz's plea for stay on defamation case denied by UK court - Newspaper
Court directs him to pay 30,000 pounds in costs to defendant, a British daily alleging he misappropriated public funds.
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Court directs him to pay 30,000 pounds in costs to defendant, a British daily alleging he misappropriated public funds.
A UK High Court judge ordered Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his son-in-law Imran Ali Yousaf to file a reply in a defamation suit they brought against the publisher of Mail On Sunday, and also ordered him to pay the sum of 30,000 ...
Court directs him to pay 30,000 pounds in costs to defendant, a British daily alleging he misappropriated public funds.
In 2019, the paper published an article alleging that Sharif had stolen and laundered the UK government's aid money while he was the Chief Minister of Punjab province, Dawn reported. Shar
In 2019, the paper published an article alleging that Sharif had stolen and laundered the UK government's aid money while he was the Chief Minister of Punjab province, Dawn reported. Shar