PTI allowed to re-file plea against Election Act tweaks

The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court on Wednesday allowed the PTI to file a fresh petition against the amendment of the Election Act. The six-member bench headed by Justice Aminuddin Khan heard various cases. When the hearing of the case against the second amendment in the Election Act began, PTI’s lawyer Sulaiman Akram Raja said that there is also a question of admissibility of the petition. He said that he wants to file a new petition on the objections.. Office of the Registrar. Justice Jamal Khan Mandukhel told the lawyer that if he had filed the new application earlier, the court’s time would not have been wasted. Later, the court allowed the petition to be filed again. When the hearing began on the issue of giving the right of appeal to the employees of the high courts against the administrative decisions, the petitioner’s lawyer said that the question before the bench was where ? Justice Muhammad Ali Mazhar said that making rules is the responsibility of the High Courts. The lawyer said that the rules are being made only by the Islamabad High Court (IHC). The court sought a response from the Peshawar High Court (PHC) and IHC within 10 days. During the hearing of the Royal Palm Club case, the Additional Attorney General (AAG) told the court that 11 companies had expressed interest but only one company offered a bid for the Palm Club. He further said that the bid will be finalized and the report will be submitted to the court