Top decider stresses need for affordable, rapid justice
Chief Justice of Pakistan Mian Saqib Nisar delivers a initial debate on a 25th Anniversary SAARCLAW discussion during a internal hotel. PHOTO: APP
KARACHI: Emphasising a need for rapid and affordable justice, Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Mian Saqib Nisar pronounced that South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) presents an ideal forum by that states can come together for fit management of justice.
“Saarc has been many successful when it comes to people-to-people team-work and SAARCLAW is a covenant of such team-work where judges, lawyers, authorised academics and law students come underneath one roof to share practice and expertise,” he pronounced on Saturday while inaugurating SAARCLAW Conference to symbol a 25th anniversary in Karachi.
Justice Nasir called for sustenance of affordable and swift entrance to probity to those seeking a same by courts, observant members of bar and dais need to be equally responsive of their responsibilities towards a marginalised sections of a society.
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He particularly mentioned a suo motu notice taken usually recently by a Supreme Court of Pakistan about a predicament of 10-year-old housemaid Tayyaba who was brutally abused and tortured by her employers.
Speaking on a occasion, Chief Justice of Sri Lanka Justice K Sripavan talked about a need for legislation that might directly advantage a masses and all those coming a courts in query of justice.
“Saarc countries contingency make accordant efforts in this regard,” he pronounced and concluded with his Pakistan reflection that both bar and dais contingency play their purpose for a cause.
Senior disciple of Supreme Court of India, KK Venugopal also presented his pivotal note and done his display patrician Poverty – An Alarming Violation of Human Rights during a conference.
The discussion that commenced with a Justice Nasim Hasan Shah Memorial Lecture was also addressed by Justice Asif Saeed Khosa, President SAARCLAW Barrister Mehmood Mandviwala and other comparison members of authorised village from a region.
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