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From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: SC opinion on BD - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

From The Past Pages Of Dawn: 1973: Fifty Years Ago: SC opinion on BD - Newspaper

LAHORE: The Supreme Court has expressed the unanimous opinion that there was no legal bar to the National Assembly...

Source: dawn.com
Man facing nine separate alimony cases suffered rights breach - Vimarsana News

Man facing nine separate alimony cases suffered rights breach

Judge slams prosecution for abusing its prerogative, calls for law to be changed

DPP dealt another blow as High Court quashes appointment of its MEC Commissioners - Vimarsana News

DPP dealt another blow as High Court quashes appointment of its MEC Commissioners

Probably whoever said ‘imfa siithawika’ (death is inescapable) did not lie! Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Commissioners at the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) Commissioners, Linda Kunje and Dr. Jean Mathanga, might have successfully challenged rescission of their appointment at the High Court, but they have fallen short of maintaining their seats they heard dear to. On […]

SUPREME COURT JUDGE MWAUNGULU FIRES BACK: The venerable Judge's action is aimed at gagging me - Vimarsana News

SUPREME COURT JUDGE MWAUNGULU FIRES BACK: The venerable Judge's action is aimed at gagging me

Supreme Court Judge Dunstain Mwaungulu is not giving in to a High Court order that he should not comment on live court cases on Facebook saying he has a right to do so. In his order on the Norman Chisale’s Assets case to the Chief Justice for certification, High Court Judge Mike Tembo severely reprimanded Mwaungulu for taking live judicial matters to the social media, particularly on his Facebook page. He said such court matters have the potential to end up in the Supreme Court of Appeal where Mwaungulu currently sits. “The habit is untenable, objectionable and unbecoming to say the least...