Chief Justice of Pakistan Mr. Justice Gulzar Ahmed’s address at Seminar on Civic Rights and Duties of State at Multan.

CJP Asif Saeed Khosa’s speech at the Multan Colloquium on Dispensation of Justice: Changing Frontiers

  Chief Justice Lahore High Court, Justice Muhammad Qasim Khan ’s Keynote speech at Seminar on Civic Rights and Duties of State at High Court Bar Association Multan.

Justice Jawad Hassan’s speech at Seminar on Civic Rights and Duties of State organized by High Court Bar Association Multan Bench #Pakistan.  

Senior Judge LHC (then) Mamoon Rashid’s speech at Multan Colloquium, Dispensation of Justice: Changing Frontiers

Justice Jawad Hassan’s Speech at the Multan Colloquium on Dispensation of Justice: Changing Frontiers

  Sr Judge Multan Bench, Mr Justice Malik Shahzad Ahmad Khan’s opening address at Seminar on Civic Rights and Duties of State in Multan

Senior Advocate Supreme Court Mr Makhdoom Ali Khan is one of the top lawyers in Pakistan on International Arbitration Matters. Mr Khan delivered a keynote speech on two day Conference organised by Center for International Investment and Commercial Arbitration (CIICA) on International Arbitration in Pakistan.

Lecture on Doctrine of Limine Control by Justice Jawad Hassan at Punjab Judicial Academy 1. The word “Limine” comes from the latin noun “Limen”, meaning “the threshold”. Hence, the phrase “In Limine” means “at the threshold”. In Black’s Law Dictionary (5th ed. 1979) the phrase is defined as “on or at the threshold; at the very beginning; preliminary”. In The Bank of Nova Scotia v. Edward M. Del Grande the court of appeal for ontariogrange j.A. (in chambers) defined motion in limine as:- “In limine is not an expression in common current use. It means simply preliminary.” 2. In Billy

Former Chief Justice Lahore High Court Mr Justice Nawaar ul Haq’s address on Role of Judiciary in the Governance of Pakistan at UMT School of Law and Policy.