Lahore High Court declines Meesha Shafi’s request to stay Ali Zafar’s defamation judgment
In a significant development in one of Pakistan’s most closely watched legal battles, the Lahore High Court has declined to suspend the judgment and decree passed in favour of singer and actor Ali Zafar in his defamation suit against Meesha Shafi. The Court confined the interim relief to the damages amount alone and made even […]
On Tuesday, the Bombay High Court criticized fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya for posting an Enforcement Directorate (ED) affidavit on 'X', formerly Twitter. The bench of Justice Milind N Jadhav stated that Mallya's actions "undermine the efficacy" of the court. "Please make your client understand this is not the way to do it," the judge warned.
The ED's counsel objected that Mallya uploaded the document with derogatory comments before the court had time to review it, "even before the court got a chance to peruse the affidavit."
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