Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi has convened a key Judicial Commission of Pakistan meeting for October 13. The meeting will focus on the constitutional benches of the Sindh High Court.
The constitutional benches are currently nearing the end of their existing term. Their tenure is scheduled to conclude on October 25, making the upcoming meeting significant for their possible extension.
CJP Yahya Afridi to Chair JCP Meeting
Chief Justice Yahya Afridi will chair the Judicial Commission of Pakistan meeting on October 13. The commission will consider the extension of the constitutional benches serving at the Sindh High Court.
The meeting comes less than two weeks before the current term of the SHC constitutional benches expires. Therefore, the commission will discuss the matter ahead of the October 25 deadline.
The Judicial Commission of Pakistan will gather under the leadership of CJP Afridi to consider the continuation of the constitutional benches. The meeting is scheduled for October 13.
SHC Constitutional Benches Face October 25 Deadline
The constitutional benches of the Sindh High Court are set to complete their current term on October 25. Their possible extension will consequently be discussed by the Judicial Commission of Pakistan.
The upcoming meeting will provide the commission an opportunity to consider the matter before the existing term ends. However, the supplied information does not provide further details about the proposed extension.
CJP Afridi has called the meeting specifically to discuss the continuation of the SHC constitutional benches. The commission will meet with the chief justice in the chair on October 13.
The development places the JCP meeting ahead of an important deadline for the Sindh High Court’s constitutional benches. Further decisions regarding their extension will be considered during the scheduled meeting.
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