FCC ruling puts onus of illegal construction on Sindh govt – Newspaper

• Senior lawyers agree with Federal Constitutional Court that SC had overstepped its domain by ordering a citywide demolition drive.• Say verdict binds provincial govt to regulate and preserve public amenities for future generations A DAY after the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) verdict recalling some Supreme Court orders that led to the demolition of the…

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FCC orders in Nasla Tower case

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Friday withdrew the Supreme Court’s 2018 and 2019 orders directing the demolition of Karachi’s Nasla Tower, ruling that action against illegal constructions falls within the jurisdiction of the provincial government and relevant authorities, not the judiciary. In its verdict, the constitutional court observed that the judiciary does not…

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FCC raises questions over SC verdict

FCC raises questions over SC verdict

The Federal Constitutional Courtroom (FCC) heard a evaluation petition concerning the closure and demolition of Monal restaurant, whereas the federal authorities supported the plea searching for reconsideration of the sooner resolution. Throughout the proceedings, the court docket rejected an instantaneous request to reopen the restaurant and raised a number of questions concerning the Supreme Courtroom’s…

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