FCC issues new practice and procedure rules
Most outlets led with the Federal Constitutional Court's (FCC) publication of its new 126-page Practice and Procedure Rules, highlighting key provisions on contempt, review petitions, appeals, and habeas corpus. One outlet also briefly mentioned additional areas such as death penalty cases, adjournments, and lawyer enrolment. The framing remained largely consistent across the coverage, with a focus on the procedural aspects of the rules.
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FCC frames rules on fundamental rights
• Habeas corpus petitions meeting prescribed requirements will be fixed for hearing as early as possible, within seven days of their filing • No court fee on pleas in criminal matters ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) on Thursday notified the Federal Constitutional Court (Practice and Procedure) Rules, 2026 under Article 191 of the Constitution to regulate its practice and...
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FCC issues procedure rules, sets out key provisions on contempt, review pleas
The Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan (FCCP) has made public its 126-page Practice and Procedure Rules, laying down detailed procedures for contempt proceedings, review petitions, appeals, adjournments, habeas corpus petitions and other matters before the court. Under the rules, the court may initiate contempt proceedings on its own motion or on an application by any […]
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FCC frames rules on contempt, appeals, habeas corpus and others
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Constitutional Court (FCC) has framed rules covering contempt of court, review petitions, death penalty cases, habeas corpus petitions, appeals, adjournments, enrolment of lawyers, and court proceedings. Federal Constitutional Court (Practice and Procedure) Rules, 2026 provide that disciplinary action may be taken against a lawyer for filing a frivolous or mala fide revie...
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