IHC amends rules to allow transfers of Islamabad judges to provinces
Most outlets reported the Islamabad High Court's approval of an amendment to the Islamabad Judicial Service Rules, 2011, enabling the transfer of district judges to other provinces or high courts. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts focusing on the procedural change and its implications for judicial mobility.
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IHC amends judicial service rules, allows judges’ transfer to other high courts
The Islamabad High Court has approved an amendment to the Islamabad Judicial Service Rules 2011, allowing district judiciary judges to be transferred to the jurisdiction of other high courts.
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IHC clears inter-provincial transfers of Islamabad district judges
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has approved amendment to the Islamabad Judicial Service Rules, 2011, allowing transfer and rotation of judges of capital’s district judiciary to provinces The amendment, notified through SRO 1341(I)/2026, under clause (a) of Rule 24 of the Islamabad Judicial Service Rules, 2011, and approved by the IHC chief justice, said that judicial officers of the ...
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