ISLAMABAD – The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Thursday, hearing petitions against trial of civilians in military courts, deferred hearing till Friday .
He maintained that declaration was against Article 10-A of the Constitution of Pakistan. Mr Khosa also read out the declaration in the court. Mr Khosa said as per formation commanders they had irrefutable evidence against May 9 perpetrators. When asked that whether the army act was challenged by any bench, Mr Khosa said he did not know in which court the Act could be challneged.
Earlier, when the Supreme Court started hearing of petitions filed by Aitzan Ahsan, Justice Jawwad S Khawaja and the PTI chairman against trial of civilians in military courts, the bench was dissolved when senior justices of the apex court including Qazi Faez Isa refused to hear the pleas taking stance that Practice and Procedure Bill case should be decided first.
Justice Isa then remarked that his order was set aside through a circular passed by the registrar. Justice Isa further remarked that he was not detaching himself from the bench but he did not consider the larger bench hearing pleas against military courts a proper bench. He was also of the view that all benches hearing cases had void legal backing without a final ruling on Practice and Procedure Bill.
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