Lahore High Court dismisses petition over Islamabad airport off-loading
Most outlets reported that the Lahore High Court dismissed a petition challenging the off-loading of a passenger at Islamabad International Airport, citing lack of territorial jurisdiction. 24 News HD noted the dismissal was based on Article 199 of the Constitution, while Dunya News highlighted the court’s reasoning that federal status alone could not override constitutional territorial limits.
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LHC dismisses petition against FIA offloading at Islamabad Airport
Lahore High Court has dismissed a petition filed by citizen Muhammad Owais challenging his alleged offloading by FIA officials at Islamabad
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Lahore High Court rejects plea against Islamabad airport offloading
Court says federal status alone cannot override constitutional territorial limits
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LHC dismisses plea against Islamabad airport off-loading for lack of jurisdiction
The Lahore High Court has dismissed a petition challenging the off-loading of a passenger at Islamabad International Airport, ruling that the matter fell outside its territorial jurisdiction under Article 199 of the Constitution.
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