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IHC indefinitely adjourns hearing in 190 million pound case

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  • IHC has adjourned the appeals hearing in the 190 million pound case indefinitely.
  • The adjournment was granted at the request of lawyer Salman Safdar.
  • Safdar cited a pending petition in a higher court and travel difficulties in Islamabad.

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The Islamabad High Court has postponed hearings on the appeals related to the 190 million pound case involving former Prime Minister Imran Khan. The two-member bench, led by Chief Justice Safdar Durrani, granted an indefinite adjournment at the request of Khan's lawyer, Barrister Salman Safdar. Safdar informed the court that a related petition has been filed in a higher court and proceeding with the appeals now would render it ineffective. He also cited significant travel difficulties in reaching the court due to road closures in the capital.

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The Islamabad High Court has indefinitely adjourned the hearing of appeals against the conviction in the 190 million pound case, following a request from defence counsel Barrister Salman Safdar.

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