Muhammad Ali Mazhar
Muhammad Ali Mazhar is a justice in the Supreme Court of Pakistan, recognized for his contributions to legal discourse. He recently questioned the applicability of military law to civilians during a significant court hearing.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar is part of the constitutional bench hearing the amendment cases.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar was a member of the Constitutional Bench that addressed the petition of Justice Jahangiri.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar is part of the five-member bench hearing the case involving Justice Jahangiri.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar ruled that the transfer of a judge from one high court to another cannot be declared 'against the public interest'.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar authored the detailed decision regarding the judges' transfer and seniority case.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar was part of the six-member bench that disposed of Abbas’s intra-court appeal.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar, though concurring, said in his additional note that the trial of civilians only for specific offences as provided under Section 2 (d) (i) and (ii) was not a new phenomenon.
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Pakistan:
Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar wrote an additional note consisting of 47 pages.
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Pakistan:
Supreme Court Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar was committed to supporting the AJK judiciary’s automation.
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Pakistan:
Supreme Court Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar was committed to supporting the AJK judiciary’s automation.
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