Federal govt delaying appointment of AC judges: LHC
LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) on Friday said the federal government has been delaying the appointment of judges to accountability courts in Punjab without any valid reason despite the fact that its registrar office sent two letters to the ministry of law and justice.
A statement issued by the LHC spokesman regretted that the presiding officers could not be appointed to accountability courts as well as other ex-cadre courts despite the nomination of judges by Chief Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan.
The chief justice had nominated judges for appointment to 14 accountability courts of the province and some other ex-cadre courts. The LHC sent letters to the ministry of law and justice on April 5 and May 20, in which judges had been nominated for ex-cadre courts including three existing as well as five newly-established accountability courts of Lahore.
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