Raja Zahoor Law Chamber

  Orders granting repetitive adjournments with warnings of "last and final" and "absolute last and final" opportunity 2023 SCMR 636 SUPREME COURT IMRAN AHMAD KHAN NIAZI Versus Main MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ SHARIF The Supreme Court of Pakistan dismissed the petitions for leave to appeal filed by the petitioner, Imran Ahmad Khan Niazi, challenging the orders of the trial court and Lahore High Court, which struck out the right to defense of the petitioner due to his failure to comply with the court's order to answer interrogatories in a defamation suit filed by the respondent, Main Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif. Key Legal Issues: • Jurisdiction under Article 185(3) of the Constitution of Pakistan • Conduct of petitioner affecting the grant of leave to appeal • Effect of contumacious conduct on court proceedings • Compliance with procedural rules under Civil Procedure Code (CPC) • Striking out defense for non-compliance with court orders • Interpretation of procedural rules and p...

Declining Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) well explained. Crl. Misc.10010-B-24 MUHAMMAD RAMZAN VS STATE ETC  Mr. Justice Muhammad Amjad Rafiq  11-03-2025  2025 LHC 915 Declining Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) indicates a worsening neurological condition due to head injuries, stroke and other brain related issues. The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) is a tool used to assess a patient's level of consciousness by evaluating their eye, verbal, and motor responses, with scores ranging from 3 to 15, where 3 indicates a comatose state and 15 represents normal consciousness. The GCS was developed in 1974 by experts at the University of Glasgow in Scotland. It's a widely used tool for measuring consciousness and coma. It assesses a person's ability to perform eye movements, speak, and move their body. The Glasgow Coma Scale has three categories that apply to a neurological examination. Most of them apply to the brain itself, but some can also involve spinal cord and nerves throughout the body. The G...