Supreme Court Registrar's Office refuses to accept petition against 27th Amendment
Most outlets reported that the Supreme Court Registrar’s Office declined to receive a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, explaining that such petitions should be filed with the Federal Constitutional Court. The framing was largely consistent across the excerpts, with slight variations in wording — for instance, 24 News HD referred to the action as “declines to accept,” while Associated Press of Pakistan used “refused to entertain.” The Business Recorder added context by noting the petitioner was a former judge. No outlet provided additional claims beyond the Registrar’s stated rationale.
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SC Registrar’s Office returns petition challenging 27th Constitutional Amendment
ISLAMABAD - The Supreme Court Registrar’s Office on Friday refused to receive a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, stating that petitions of this nature can be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court (FCC).
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27th Amendment: SC Registrar’s Office says petitions can be filed before FCC
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court Registrar’s Office declined to receive a petition against the 27th Constitutional Amendment, saying such petitions can be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court. Former judge of the Lahore High Court, Shabbir Raza Rizvi, on Friday approached the Supreme Court to file a petition challenging the 27th Amendment. In the petition, he argued that Pakistan’s Constit...
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SC registrar’s office refuses to receive plea against 27th Amendment
The Supreme Court Registrar’s Office has refused to receive a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, stating that petitions of this nature can be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court. The 27th Amendment had been challenged by former Justice Shabbir Raza Rizvi. In the petition, it was argued that Pakistan’s Constitution was framed by the […]
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SC Registrar’s Office returns petition challenging 27th Constitutional Amendment
The Registrar’s Office of the Supreme Court has refused to entertain a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, observing that petitions of such nature could be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court.
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SC registrar's office refuses to receive petition against 27th amendment
The Supreme Court Registrar’s Office refused to receive a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, saying such petitions can be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court.
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Supreme Court’s Registrar Office declines to accept plea against 27th Amendment
The Supreme Court’s Registrar Office in Islamabad has refused to receive a petition challenging the 27th Constitutional Amendment, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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