The Honourable Chief Justice of the Lahore High Court constituted a special division bench to resolve the conflict of opinions between various benches in respect of interpretation of certain provisions of the Police Order, 2002. On 12-10-2021, the specially constituted division bench was pleased to appoint Ch. Imran Hassan Ali as amicus curiae to assist the Court in the matter.
On 08-12-2021, after hearing the parties’ counsel as well as the amici curiae, the Court held that offences by police officers under Article 155 of the Police Order are cognizale and that ex-officio Justices of the Peace have the power to order registration of FIR against such police officers.
The judgment has been reported at 2022 YLR 1131 Lahore and 2021 LHC 8399 and can also be accessed on the Lahore High Court website by clicking here.
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The Honourable Lahore High Court recently appointed Ch. Imran Hassan Ali, ASC, as an Amicus Curiae to assist the Court regarding Islamic Jurisprudence in respect of Talaq-i-Mubarat i.e. divorce between husband and wife with mutual consent, and whether such a divorce is unilaterally revocable by the husband.
Ch. Imran Hassan Ali was appointed amicus curiae by the Honourable Lahore High Court to assist the Court as to what would be the appropriate remedy against an order of rejection of plaint passed in exercise of revisional jurisdiction. The said case was fixed before Honourable Mr. Justice Arshad Mahmood Tabassum – may his soul rest in peace – on 02-12-2015 when Ch. Imran Hassan Ali appeared as amicus curiae and addressed the Court on the question of maintainability. Accepting his submissions, the Court held that the only remedy available against such an order would be a constitution petition (writ of certiorari) and that an appeal would not be maintainable. The judgment is reported as “Ghulam Akhtar vs. Naseer Ahmed” (2017 CLC Note 29 Lahore).