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President imposes fine on accused in harassment case - Vimarsana News

President imposes fine on accused in harassment case

Accused lambasted for filing 'unnecessary litigation', causing victim mental and financial agony

President Arif Alvi imposes fine on accused in harassment case - Vimarsana News

President Arif Alvi imposes fine on accused in harassment case

In order to discourage unnecessary litigation filed on flimsy grounds, President Dr. Arif Alvi has imposed a fine upon the accused in a harassment case to bear the airfare charges of the complainant for filing representations on flimsy grounds in a hasty manner and putting the alleged victim under further mental and financial hardships by making her travel from Karachi to Islamabad with her counsel to attend the hearing.

Source: dnd.com.pk
President Alvi penalises accused for frivolous litigation - Vimarsana News

President Alvi penalises accused for frivolous litigation

President Dr Arif Alvi on Friday imposed the cost of air travel expenses of the complainant upon the accused in a harassment case for filing representations in a hasty manner.The president fined the...

Habitual issues - Vimarsana News

Habitual issues

When so many people work and interact at industrial and commercial establishments, conflicts between them are bound to arise. Similarly, management may have to deal with disciplinary matters as...

Kalakshetra: Madras HC decides to reconstitute IC - Vimarsana News

Kalakshetra: Madras HC decides to reconstitute IC

Justice M Dhandapani, while admitting a writ petition filed by seven Kalakshetra students, said that their identities must be protected and that the alleged perpetrators must not contact the students or enter the campus.