High courts enjoy no powers to take suo moto notice: Supreme Court
ISLAMABAD, Jan 31 (SABAH): The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled on Tuesday that the High Courts of the country could not exercise the power of taking suo moto notices. A … Read More
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