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'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Annulment Of Feb 8 Polls On Monday
Pakistan's Supreme Court will hear on Monday a petition seeking to declare the recently held general elections null and void, amidst allegations by several parties of poll rigging and deliberate delay in announcing the results.
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In Relief For Nawaz Sharif, Pak MPs' Lifetime Disqualification Cancelled
Pakistan's Supreme Court quashed the lifetime disqualification for lawmakers, ruling that parliamentarians would be barred from holding office for five years, in a major relief to leading politicians, including former prime ministers Nawaz Sharif
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Pak's Ruling Coalition Alleges Supreme Court Favouring Imran Khan
Pakistan government's leading coalition partner on Friday announced plans to hold a sit-in before the Supreme Court on Monday to register its protest against the alleged judicial favouritism towards the ousted prime minister Imran Khan.
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Imran Khan Gets Bail, Day After Pak Supreme Court Called Arrest "Illegal"
Pakistan former prime minister Imran Khan was granted two weeks of bail by Islamabad High Court on Friday in a corruption case, a day after the Supreme Court called his arrest "invalid and unlawful".
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Pak Supreme Court Takes Notice Of Acquisition Of Hindu Community's Cremation Ground
Pakistan's Supreme Court has sought a reply from the Sindh government over alleged acquisition of Hindu community's cremation ground in Karachi without providing an alternative land or compensation.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Disqualified By Supreme Court, Must Step Down
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will have to step down immediately as the result of a corruption case, the country's Supreme Court ruled today as five judges unanimously disqualified him as an MP.
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Pak Supreme Court Starts Hearings To Decide Nawaz Sharif's Future
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Monday began hearings that will decide the fate of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is fighting for his job as he contests the damning conclusions of a corruption investigation into his family's wealth.
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Appeals Against Military Court Convictions
Pakistan's Supreme Court will start hearing appeals this week from convicts sentenced by military courts, including two terrorists on death row for the deadly 2014 Taliban attack on an army school which killed nearly 150 schoolchildren.
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Write to Swiss officials and contempt case will end, Gilani told
Pakistan's Supreme Court today said contempt of court proceedings against Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani would automatically end if the chief executive wrote a letter to Swiss authorities to reopen graft cases against President Asif Ali Zardari.
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Pakistan PM files appeal in Supreme Court against summoning in contempt case
Citing precedents set by apex courts in countries like India, Pakistan Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday filed an appeal in the Supreme Court seeking suspension of its order summoning him for framing of contempt charges over his failure to reopen graft cases against the President.
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10 facts about the new developments in Pakistan
Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani appeared at the Supreme Court today to respond to a contempt notice. In a show of support, many leaders and ministers from the ruling coalition, including Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, were present at the court. The court had earlier this week asked Mr Gilani to explain why he has ignored orders ...
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10 things you should know about Pak crisis
The current political crisis in Pakistan places the civil government in danger. President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani are confronting an angry judiciary and army. Here's the crisis broken down:
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Pak gearing up for crucial Monday; Zardari, Gilani's fate to be decided tomorrow
The next 24 hours are going to be crucial in deciding what happens next in the volatile face-off between Pakistan's elected government and the military.
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'Is That Juice Packet?' Top Court Questions 'Dangerous' Liquor Tetra Packs
What is this -- a juice packet? Should liquor in tetra packs be permitted at all? The Supreme Court wondered on Monday, noting that such packaging was "dangerous" and deceiving, as it heard a trademark dispute between two liquor giants of the country
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Petition Seeking Annulment Of Feb 8 Polls On Monday
Pakistan's Supreme Court will hear on Monday a petition seeking to declare the recently held general elections null and void, amidst allegations by several parties of poll rigging and deliberate delay in announcing the results.
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In Relief For Nawaz Sharif, Pak MPs' Lifetime Disqualification Cancelled
Pakistan's Supreme Court quashed the lifetime disqualification for lawmakers, ruling that parliamentarians would be barred from holding office for five years, in a major relief to leading politicians, including former prime ministers Nawaz Sharif
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Pak's Ruling Coalition Alleges Supreme Court Favouring Imran Khan
Pakistan government's leading coalition partner on Friday announced plans to hold a sit-in before the Supreme Court on Monday to register its protest against the alleged judicial favouritism towards the ousted prime minister Imran Khan.
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Imran Khan Gets Bail, Day After Pak Supreme Court Called Arrest "Illegal"
Pakistan former prime minister Imran Khan was granted two weeks of bail by Islamabad High Court on Friday in a corruption case, a day after the Supreme Court called his arrest "invalid and unlawful".
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Pak Supreme Court Takes Notice Of Acquisition Of Hindu Community's Cremation Ground
Pakistan's Supreme Court has sought a reply from the Sindh government over alleged acquisition of Hindu community's cremation ground in Karachi without providing an alternative land or compensation.
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Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif Disqualified By Supreme Court, Must Step Down
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will have to step down immediately as the result of a corruption case, the country's Supreme Court ruled today as five judges unanimously disqualified him as an MP.
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Pak Supreme Court Starts Hearings To Decide Nawaz Sharif's Future
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Monday began hearings that will decide the fate of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is fighting for his job as he contests the damning conclusions of a corruption investigation into his family's wealth.
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Appeals Against Military Court Convictions
Pakistan's Supreme Court will start hearing appeals this week from convicts sentenced by military courts, including two terrorists on death row for the deadly 2014 Taliban attack on an army school which killed nearly 150 schoolchildren.
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Write to Swiss officials and contempt case will end, Gilani told
Pakistan's Supreme Court today said contempt of court proceedings against Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani would automatically end if the chief executive wrote a letter to Swiss authorities to reopen graft cases against President Asif Ali Zardari.
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Pakistan PM files appeal in Supreme Court against summoning in contempt case
Citing precedents set by apex courts in countries like India, Pakistan Premier Yousuf Raza Gilani on Wednesday filed an appeal in the Supreme Court seeking suspension of its order summoning him for framing of contempt charges over his failure to reopen graft cases against the President.
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10 facts about the new developments in Pakistan
Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani appeared at the Supreme Court today to respond to a contempt notice. In a show of support, many leaders and ministers from the ruling coalition, including Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, were present at the court. The court had earlier this week asked Mr Gilani to explain why he has ignored orders ...
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10 things you should know about Pak crisis
The current political crisis in Pakistan places the civil government in danger. President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani are confronting an angry judiciary and army. Here's the crisis broken down:
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Pak gearing up for crucial Monday; Zardari, Gilani's fate to be decided tomorrow
The next 24 hours are going to be crucial in deciding what happens next in the volatile face-off between Pakistan's elected government and the military.
