Islamabad:
The Supreme Court has decided as a policy that if a judge writes a dissenting note, he will be made public on the Supreme Court’s website only after the approval of the head of the same bench.
The Express was told by a responsible source that Justice Aisha Malik and Justice Aqeel Abbasi’s dissenting note will be uploaded to the Supreme Court’s website only after the approval of Justice Aisha Malik and Justice Aqeel Abbasi’s dissenting note on review appeals against the July 12 decision on specific seats.
If a judge in the past disagreed at the beginning of the case and got up from the bench, his controversial opinion would have been made public on the Supreme Court’s website at the same time.
Read more: Case of specific seats: Justice Aisha’s controversial note on the website
The letter written by Chief Justice of Pakistan Yahya Afridi came to light in which Justice Aisha Malik told the Chief Justice that the ID department did not upload a controversial note of the two judges.
The 11 -member constitutional bench, headed by Justice Aminuddin Khan, will hear the review appeals today regarding the seats. According to the APP, a five -member constitutional bench will also hear the case related to super tax case today.
