The Supreme Court of Pakistan has unanimously approved the updated Supreme Court Rules 2025 during a brief full court meeting on Friday. The new rules aim to simplify judicial procedures and provide greater convenience for litigants.
The revisions were proposed by the Rules Committee, headed by Justice Shahid Waheed. Justices Irfan Saadat Khan and Naeem Afghan were also members. The full court praised the committee for its thorough review and dedication to modernizing judicial practices.
The committee conducted a detailed examination of the Supreme Court Rules 1980 and 2025. The updated rules are designed to remove procedural obstacles, enhance case management, and improve judicial performance. The reforms aim to make the court system more efficient and accessible to the public.
During the same meeting, the Supreme Court also granted Muhammad Munir Paracha the prestigious title of senior advocate. This recognition reflects his contributions to the legal community and his standing as a respected lawyer in Pakistan.
The full court meeting, chaired by the Chief Justice, focused only on the approval of the updated rules and the elevation of Munir Paracha. Both decisions were unanimously accepted, marking an important administrative update for the judiciary.
Officials said the updated Supreme Court Rules 2025 will streamline court operations, reduce delays, and enhance transparency in judicial proceedings. The new framework is expected to support better management of cases and improve overall efficiency.
The Supreme Court expressed appreciation for the work of the Rules Committee, emphasizing that continuous reforms are vital to meet modern judicial needs. The updated rules reflect the court’s commitment to improving legal procedures while ensuring fairness and accountability.
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Legal experts believe these reforms will strengthen Pakistan’s judicial system and make it more responsive to the needs of litigants. The Supreme Court continues to prioritize reforms that enhance justice delivery and the efficiency of the country’s highest court.
