Atsc 2013

Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts
Annual Report 2013
National Judicial (Policy Making) Committee
P u b l i s he d b y :
The Secretariat of Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan
Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts

Annual Report 2013
National Judicial (Policy Making) Committee
Published by:
The Secretariat of Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan
Supreme Court Building, Islamabad
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Contents at a Glance
1
Accountability Courts
Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal
33
Appellate Tribunals Inland Revenue
41
Customs Appellate Tribunals
53
Drug Courts
67
Environmental Protection Tribunals
81
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Boards
91
Special Courts (Central)
97
Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances)
109
10
Special Courts (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling)
119
11
Special Courts (Offences in Banks)
127
12
Insurance Appellate Tribunal
135
13
Banking Courts
141
14
Commercial Courts
175
15
Federal Service Tribunal
181
16
Competition Appellate Tribunal
189
17
Provincial Service Tribunals
195
18
Anti-Corruption Courts (Provincial)
205
19
Anti Terrorism Courts
227
20
Consumer Courts
279
21
Labour Courts
297
22
Labour Appellate Tribunals
331
23
Child Protection Court
341
24
Lahore Development Authority Tribunal
347
25
Special Courts of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment)
353
Contents
Contents
Foreword ............................................................................................................................................................................... 1
Summary of the Performance of Special Courts & Administrative Tribunals .................................................................. 3
1.
Accountability Courts .............................................................................................................................................. 7
1.1
Establishment of Accountability Courts ................................................................................................................. 7
1.2
Procedure of the Court............................................................................................................................................ 7
1.3
Consolidated Statement of Accountability Courts ................................................................................................ 8
1.4
Accountability Court I, Islamabad ....................................................................................................................... 9
1.5
Accountability Court I, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................... 10
1.6
Accountability Court II, Rawalpindi ................................................................................................................... 11
1.7
Accountability Court III, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................. 12
1.8
Accountability Court IV, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................. 13
1.9
Accountability Court I, Lahore ........................................................................................................................... 14
1.10
Accountability Court II, Lahore .......................................................................................................................... 15
1.11
Accountability Court III, Lahore ......................................................................................................................... 16
1.12
Accountability Court IV, Lahore ......................................................................................................................... 17
1.13
Accountability Court V, Lahore .......................................................................................................................... 18
1.14
Accountability Court I, Karachi .......................................................................................................................... 19
1.15
Accountability Court II, Karachi ......................................................................................................................... 20
1.16
Accountability Court III, Karachi ........................................................................................................................ 21
1.17
Accountability Court IV, Karachi ........................................................................................................................ 22
1.18
Accountability Court V, Karachi ......................................................................................................................... 23
1.19
Accountability Court, Hyderabad ......................................................................................................................... 24
1.20
Accountability Court I, Peshawar ...................................................................................................................... 25
1.21
Accountability Court II, Peshawar ..................................................................................................................... 26
1.22
Accountability Court III, Peshawar .................................................................................................................... 27
1.23
Accountability Court IV, Peshawar .................................................................................................................... 28
1.24
Accountability Court I, Quetta ........................................................................................................................... 29
1.25
Accountability Court II, Quetta .......................................................................................................................... 30
2.
Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal ......................................................................................................................... 33
2.1
Establishment of Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 33
2.2
Procedure of the Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 33
Contents
2.3
Consolidated Statement of Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal........................................................................... 35
2.4
Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad ..................................................................................................... 36
3.
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue ...................................................................................................................... 41
3.1
Establishment of the Appellate Tribunal ............................................................................................................. 41
3.2
Procedure of the Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 41
3.3
Consolidated Statement of Appellate Tribunals Inland Revenue ...................................................................... 43
3.4
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Islamabad ................................................................................................... 44
3.5
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Lahore ........................................................................................................ 45
3.6
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Karachi........................................................................................................ 47
3.7
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Peshawar.................................................................................................... 48
4.
Customs Appellate Tribunals ................................................................................................................................ 53
4.1
Establishment of Customs Appellate Tribunal .................................................................................................... 53
4.2
Appeal to the Tribunal........................................................................................................................................... 53
4.3
Procedure of Appellate Tribunal .......................................................................................................................... 54
4.4
Consolidated Statement of Customs Appellate Tribunals .................................................................................. 56
4.5
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Lahore..................................................................................................... 57
4.6
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Lahore ................................................................................................... 58
4.7
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Islamabad ............................................................................................... 59
4.8
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Islamabad .............................................................................................. 60
4.9
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Karachi.................................................................................................... 61
4.10
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Karachi................................................................................................... 62
4.11
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - III, Karachi.................................................................................................. 63
4.12
Customs Appellate Tribunal, Peshawar ............................................................................................................... 64
5.
Drug Courts ............................................................................................................................................................ 67
5.1
Establishment of Drug Courts ............................................................................................................................... 67
5.2
Procedure of Drug Courts ..................................................................................................................................... 67
5.3
Consolidated Statement of Drug Courts .............................................................................................................. 68
5.4
Drug Court, Rawalpindi/Islamabad ...................................................................................................................... 69
5.5
Drug Court, Lahore ................................................................................................................................................ 70
5.6
Drug Court, Sargodha and Faisalabad Division, Faisalabad ................................................................................ 71
5.7
Drug Court, Gujranwala......................................................................................................................................... 72
5.8
Drug Court, Bahawalpur........................................................................................................................................ 73
5.9
Drug Court, Multan ................................................................................................................................................ 74
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5.10
Drug Court, Karachi ............................................................................................................................................... 75
5.11
Drug Court, Peshawar ........................................................................................................................................... 76
5.12
Drug Court, Quetta ................................................................................................................................................ 77
6.
Environmental Protection Tribunals .................................................................................................................... 81
6.1
Establishment of the Tribunal............................................................................................................................... 82
6.2
Right of Appeal....................................................................................................................................................... 82
6.3
Consolidated Statement of Environmental Protection Tribunals ...................................................................... 83
6.4
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Islamabad ................................................................................................... 84
6.5
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Lahore ........................................................................................................ 85
6.6
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Karachi........................................................................................................ 85
6.7
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Peshawar.................................................................................................... 87
6.8
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Quetta ........................................................................................................ 88
7.
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Boards.................................................................................................. 91
7.1
Constitution of Appellate Board ........................................................................................................................... 91
7.2
Procedure of the Board ......................................................................................................................................... 91
7.3
Consolidated Statement of Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Boards.................................................... 92
7.4
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Board, Lahore ...................................................................................... 93
7.5
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Board, Karachi ..................................................................................... 94
8.
Special Courts (Central) ......................................................................................................................................... 97
8.1
Establishment of the Special Courts (Central) ..................................................................................................... 97
8.2
Procedure of the Court.......................................................................................................................................... 97
8.3
Consolidated Statement of the Special Courts (Central) .................................................................................... 98
8.4
Special Court (Central), Faisalabad....................................................................................................................... 99
8.5
Special Court (Central), Multan .......................................................................................................................... 100
8.6
Special Court (Central), Rawalpindi/Islamabad ................................................................................................. 101
8.7
Special Court (Central), Lahore ........................................................................................................................... 102
8.8
Special Court (Central) - I, Karachi...................................................................................................................... 103
8.9
Special Court (Central) - II, Karachi..................................................................................................................... 104
8.10
Special Court (Central), Hyderabad .................................................................................................................... 105
8.11
Special Court (Central), Peshawar ...................................................................................................................... 106
9.
Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances) ............................................................................................... 109
9.1
Establishment of the Special Courts and their Performance ........................................................................... 109
9.2
Procedure of the Court........................................................................................................................................ 109
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9.3
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances) ................................................. 110
9.4
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Lahore ................................................................................... 111
9.5
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Rawalpindi ............................................................................ 112
9.6
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Karachi I ............................................................................. 113
9.7
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Karachi II ............................................................................ 114
9.8
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Peshawar .............................................................................. 115
9.9
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Quetta ................................................................................... 116
10.
Special Courts (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling)...................................................................................... 119
10.1
Establishment of the Special Courts................................................................................................................... 119
10.2
10.3
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Customs, Taxation & Anti-Smuggling) ....................................... 120
10.4
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Rawalpindi ................................................................... 121
10.5
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Lahore .......................................................................... 122
10.6
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Karachi ......................................................................... 123
10.7
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Peshawar ..................................................................... 124
11.
Special Courts (Offences in Banks) ..................................................................................................................... 127
11.1
Establishment of the Special Courts................................................................................................................... 127
11.2
11.3
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Offences in Banks) ....................................................................... 128
11.4
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Islamabad ................................................................................................... 129
11.5
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Lahore ......................................................................................................... 130
11.6
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Karachi ........................................................................................................ 131
11.7
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Peshawar .................................................................................................... 132
12.
Insurance Appellate Tribunal.............................................................................................................................. 135
12.1
Establishment of the Tribunal............................................................................................................................. 135
12.2
Procedure of the Tribunal ................................................................................................................................... 135
12.3
Appeal................................................................................................................................................................... 136
12.4
Consolidated Statement of Insurance Appellate Tribunal................................................................................ 137
12.5
Insurance Appellate Tribunal, Karachi ............................................................................................................... 138
13.
Banking Courts ..................................................................................................................................................... 141
13.1
Establishment of the Court ................................................................................................................................. 141
13.2
13.3
Consolidated Statement of Banking Courts....................................................................................................... 142
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13.4
Banking Court, Islamabad ................................................................................................................................... 143
13.5
Banking Court - I, Gujranwala ............................................................................................................................. 144
13.6
Banking Court - II, Gujranwala ............................................................................................................................ 145
13.7
Banking Court - I, Faisalabad............................................................................................................................... 146
13.8
Banking Court - II, Faisalabad.............................................................................................................................. 147
13.9
Banking Court - I, Lahore..................................................................................................................................... 148
13.10 Banking Court - II, Lahore.................................................................................................................................... 149

13.11 Banking Court - III, Lahore................................................................................................................................... 150
13.12 Banking Court - IV, Lahore .................................................................................................................................. 151
13.13 Banking Court, Bahawalpur ................................................................................................................................ 152
13.14 Banking Court, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................................. 153
13.15 Banking Court, Sargodha ..................................................................................................................................... 154
13.16 Banking Court - I, Multan .................................................................................................................................... 155
13.17 Banking Court - II, Multan ................................................................................................................................... 156
13.18 Banking Court - III, Multan .................................................................................................................................. 157
13.19 Banking Court I, Karachi ................................................................................................................................... 158
13.20 Banking Court II, Karachi .................................................................................................................................. 159
13.21 Banking Court III, Karachi ................................................................................................................................. 160
13.22 Banking Court IV, Karachi................................................................................................................................. 161
13.23 Banking Court V, Karachi .................................................................................................................................. 162
13.24 Banking Court I, Hyderabad ............................................................................................................................. 163
13.25 Banking Court II, Hyderabad ............................................................................................................................ 164
13.26 Banking Court I, Sukkur .................................................................................................................................... 165
13.27 Banking Court II, Sukkur ................................................................................................................................... 166
13.28 Banking Court I, Larkana .................................................................................................................................. 167
13.29 Banking Court II, Larkana ................................................................................................................................. 168
13.30 Banking Court, Abbotabad .................................................................................................................................. 169
13.31 Banking Court - I, Peshawar ................................................................................................................................ 170
13.32 Banking Court - II, Peshawar ............................................................................................................................... 171
13.33 Banking Court, Quetta ......................................................................................................................................... 172
14.
Commercial Courts .............................................................................................................................................. 175
14.1
Establishment of Commercial Courts ................................................................................................................. 175
14.2
Contents
14.3
Consolidated Statement of Commercial Courts ................................................................................................ 176
14.4
Commercial Court for Punjab & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at Lahore.................................................................... 177
14.5
Commercial Court, Karachi ................................................................................................................................. 178
15.
Federal Service Tribunal ...................................................................................................................................... 181
15.1
Branch Registries of the Tribunal ....................................................................................................................... 181
15.2
Procedure to file Appeal before the Tribunal.................................................................................................... 181
15.3
Appeal to the Supreme Court of Pakistan ......................................................................................................... 181
15.4
Consolidated Statement of Federal Service Tribunal........................................................................................ 182
15.5
Federal Service Tribunal, Islamabad (Principal Seat) ........................................................................................ 183
15.6
Federal Service Tribunal, Lahore Bench ............................................................................................................. 185
15.7
Federal Service Tribunal, Karachi Bench ............................................................................................................ 185
16.
Competition Appellate Tribunal ......................................................................................................................... 189
16.1
Establishment of the Competition Commission of Pakistan ............................................................................ 189
16.2
Procedure of the Commission ............................................................................................................................ 189
16.3
Competition Appellate Tribunal ......................................................................................................................... 189
16.4
Consolidated Statement of Competition Appellate Tribunal ........................................................................... 191
16.5
Competition Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad ...................................................................................................... 192
17.
Provincial Service Tribunals ................................................................................................................................ 195
17.1
Establishment of Provincial Service Tribunals ................................................................................................... 195
17.2
Procedure to File Appeal before the Tribunal ................................................................................................... 195
17.3
Appeal to the Supreme Court of Pakistan ......................................................................................................... 195
17.4
Consolidated Statement of Provincial Service Tribunals .................................................................................. 196
17.5
Punjab Service Tribunal, Lahore ......................................................................................................................... 197
17.6
Sindh Service Tribunal, Karachi........................................................................................................................... 199
17.7
Khyber Pakhtunkhawa Service Tribunal, Peshawar .......................................................................................... 201
17.8
Balochistan Service Tribunal, Quetta ................................................................................................................. 202
18.
Anti- Corruption Courts (Provincial) ................................................................................................................... 205
18.1
Establishment of the Courts ............................................................................................................................... 205
18.2
Procedure of the Courts ...................................................................................................................................... 205
18.3
Consolidated Statement of Anti-Corruption Courts (Provincial)...................................................................... 206
18.4
Anti-Corruption Court, Lahore............................................................................................................................ 207
18.5
Anti-Corruption Court, Lahore............................................................................................................................ 208
18.6
Anti-Corruption Court, Bahawalpur ................................................................................................................... 209
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18.7
Anti-Corruption Court, Faisalabad...................................................................................................................... 210
18.8
Anti-Corruption Court, Multan ........................................................................................................................... 211
18.9
Anti-Corruption Court, Dera Ghazi Khan ........................................................................................................... 212
18.10 Anti-Corruption Court, Gujranwala .................................................................................................................... 213

18.11 Anti-Corruption Court, Rawalpindi..................................................................................................................... 214
18.12 Anti-Corruption Court, Sargodha........................................................................................................................ 215
18.13 Anti-Corruption Court, Sahiwal .......................................................................................................................... 216
18.14 Anti-Corruption Court, Hyderabad ..................................................................................................................... 217
18.15 Anti-Corruption Court, Sukkur ............................................................................................................................ 218
18.16 Anti-Corruption Court, Karachi ........................................................................................................................... 219
18.17 Anti-Corruption Court, Larkana .......................................................................................................................... 220
18.18 Anti-Corruption Court, Peshawar ....................................................................................................................... 221
18.19 Anti-Corruption Court (Establishment), Peshawar............................................................................................ 222
18.20 Anti-Corruption Court, Quetta............................................................................................................................ 223
19.
Anti Terrorism Courts .......................................................................................................................................... 227
19.1
Establishment of Anti - Terrorism Courts .......................................................................................................... 227
19.2
19.3
Consolidated Statement of Anti-Terrorism Courts ........................................................................................... 228
19.4
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Lahore......................................................................................................................... 229
19.5
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Lahore........................................................................................................................ 230
19.6
Anti-Terrorism Court III, Lahore....................................................................................................................... 231
19.7
Anti-Terrorism Court IV, Lahore ...................................................................................................................... 232
19.8
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Gujranwala ................................................................................................................. 233
19.9
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Gujranwala ................................................................................................................ 234
19.10 Anti-Terrorism Court I, Rawalpindi.................................................................................................................. 235

19.11 Anti-Terrorism Court II, Rawalpindi................................................................................................................. 236
19.12 Anti-Terrorism Court, Multan ............................................................................................................................. 237
19.13 Anti-Terrorism Court, Faisalabad ....................................................................................................................... 238
19.14 Anti-Terrorism Court, Sargodha ......................................................................................................................... 239
19.15 Anti-Terrorism Court, Bahawalpur ..................................................................................................................... 240
19.16 Anti-Terrorism Court I, Dera Ghazi Khan ........................................................................................................ 241
19.17 Anti-Terrorism Court I, Karachi ........................................................................................................................ 242
19.18 Anti-Terrorism Court II, Karachi....................................................................................................................... 243
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19.19 Anti-Terrorism Court III, Karachi...................................................................................................................... 244
19.20 Anti-Terrorism Court IV, Karachi ..................................................................................................................... 245
19.21 Anti-Terrorism Court V, Karachi ...................................................................................................................... 246
19.22 Anti-Terrorism Court, Hyderabad ....................................................................................................................... 247
19.23 Anti-Terrorism Court, Naushero Feroze............................................................................................................. 248
19.24 Anti-Terrorism Court, Mirpurkhas...................................................................................................................... 249
19.25 Anti-Terrorism Court, Kashmore @ Kandhkot .................................................................................................. 250
19.26 Anti-Terrorism Court, Shaheed Benazirabad ..................................................................................................... 251
19.27 Anti-Terrorism Court, Sukkur.............................................................................................................................. 252
19.28 Anti-Terrorism Court, Khairpur........................................................................................................................... 253
19.29 Anti-Terrorism Court, Larkana ............................................................................................................................ 254
19.30 Anti-Terrorism Court, Shikarpur ......................................................................................................................... 255
19.31 Anti-Terrorism Court - I, Peshawar..................................................................................................................... 256
19.32 Anti-Terrorism Court - II, Peshawar.................................................................................................................... 257
19.33 Anti-Terrorism Court - III, Peshawar................................................................................................................... 258
19.34 Anti-Terrorism Court, Kohat ............................................................................................................................... 259
19.35 Anti-Terrorism Court, Dera Ismail Khan ............................................................................................................. 260
19.36 Anti-Terrorism Court, Mardan ............................................................................................................................ 261
19.37 Anti-Terrorism Court, Bannu .............................................................................................................................. 262
19.38 Anti-Terrorism Court, Abbottabad ..................................................................................................................... 263
19.39 Anti-Terrorism Court - I, Malakand Division at Swat ........................................................................................ 264
19.40 Anti-Terrorism Court II, Malakand Division at Swat....................................................................................... 265
19.41 Anti-Terrorism Court -III, Swat at Timergara ..................................................................................................... 266
19.42 Anti-Terrorism Court, Camp Court Malakand Division Swat at Kanju ............................................................. 267
19.43 Anti-Terrorism Court, Camp Court Malakand Division at Batkhela ................................................................. 268
19.44 Anti-Terrorism Court I, Quetta ........................................................................................................................ 269
19.45 Anti-Terrorism Court II, Quetta ....................................................................................................................... 270
19.46 Anti-Terrorism Court, Sibi ................................................................................................................................... 271
19.47 Anti-Terrorism Court, Khuzdar ........................................................................................................................... 272
19.48 Anti-Terrorism Court, Turbat .............................................................................................................................. 273
19.49 Anti-Terrorism Court, Dera Allah Yar ................................................................................................................. 274
19.50 Anti-Terrorism Court, Loralai .............................................................................................................................. 275
20.
Consumer Courts ................................................................................................................................................. 279
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20.1
Establishment of the Consumer Courts ............................................................................................................. 279
20.2
20.3
Consolidated Statement of Consumer Courts ................................................................................................... 282
20.4
Consumer Court, Lahore ..................................................................................................................................... 283
20.5
Consumer Court, Sahiwal .................................................................................................................................... 284
20.6
Consumer Court, Dera Ghazi Khan ..................................................................................................................... 285
20.7
Consumer Court, Multan..................................................................................................................................... 286
20.8
Consumer Court, Gujranwala ............................................................................................................................. 287
20.9
Consumer Court, Sargodha ................................................................................................................................. 288
20.10 Consumer Court, Gujrat ...................................................................................................................................... 289

20.11 Consumer Court, Sialkot ..................................................................................................................................... 290
20.12 Consumer Court, Bahawalpur............................................................................................................................. 291
20.13 Consumer Court, Faisalabad ............................................................................................................................... 292
20.14 Consumer Court, Rawalpindi .............................................................................................................................. 293
21.
Labour Courts....................................................................................................................................................... 297
21.1
Establishment of Labour Courts & Appellate Tribunals .................................................................................... 297
21.2
Consolidated Statement of Labour Courts ........................................................................................................ 300
21.3
Labour Court I, Lahore...................................................................................................................................... 301
21.4
Labour Court II, Lahore..................................................................................................................................... 302
21.5
Labour Court III, Ferozewala at Lahore ........................................................................................................... 303
21.6
Labour Court IV, Faisalabad ............................................................................................................................. 304
21.7
Labour Court V, Gujranwala.............................................................................................................................. 305
21.8
Labour Court VI, Rawalpindi ............................................................................................................................ 306
21.9
Labour Court VII, Sargodha .............................................................................................................................. 307
21.10 Labour Court VIII, Bahawalpur......................................................................................................................... 308

21.11 Labour Court IX, Multan ................................................................................................................................... 309
21.12 Labour Court X, Sahiwal ................................................................................................................................... 310
21.13 Labour Court XI, Dera Ghazi Khan ................................................................................................................... 311
21.14 Labour Court I, Karachi..................................................................................................................................... 312
21.15 Labour Court II, Karachi.................................................................................................................................... 313
21.16 Labour Court III, Karachi................................................................................................................................... 314
21.17 Labour Court IV, Karachi .................................................................................................................................. 315
21.18 Labour Court V, Karachi ................................................................................................................................... 316
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21.19 Labour Court VI, Hyderabad ............................................................................................................................ 317
21.20 Labour Court VII, Sukkur .................................................................................................................................. 318
21.21 Labour Court VIII, Larkana................................................................................................................................ 319
21.22 Labour Court, Peshawar ...................................................................................................................................... 320
21.23 Labour Court, Mardan ......................................................................................................................................... 321
21.24 Labour Court, Haripur ......................................................................................................................................... 322
21.25 Labour Court, Quetta .......................................................................................................................................... 323
21.26 Labour Court, Sibi ................................................................................................................................................ 324
21.27 Labour Court, Hub ............................................................................................................................................... 325
21.28 Labour Court, Gawadar ....................................................................................................................................... 326
21.29 Labour Court, Loralai ........................................................................................................................................... 327
22.
Labour Appellate Tribunals ................................................................................................................................. 331
22.1
Consolidated Statement of Labour Appellate Tribunals................................................................................... 331
22.2
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Lahore ..................................................................................................................... 332
22.3
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Multan .................................................................................................................... 333
22.4
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Karachi .................................................................................................................... 334
22.5
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Peshawar ................................................................................................................ 335
22.6
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Abbotabad Bench .................................................................................................. 335
22.7
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Dera Ismail Khan Bench ......................................................................................... 336
22.8
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Bannu Bench .......................................................................................................... 336
22.9
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Dar-ul-Qaza Bench ................................................................................................. 337
22.10 Labour Appellate Tribunal, Quetta ..................................................................................................................... 338

23.
Child Protection Court ......................................................................................................................................... 341
23.1
Establishment of Child Protection Court............................................................................................................ 341
23.2
23.3
Consolidated Statement of Child Protection Court........................................................................................... 342
23.4
Child Protection Court, Punjab, Lahore.............................................................................................................. 343
24.
The Lahore Development Authority Tribunal, Lahore ...................................................................................... 347
24.1
Establishment of The Lahore Development Authority Tribunal ...................................................................... 347
24.2
Procedure of the Tribunal ................................................................................................................................... 347
24.3
Consolidated Statement of Lahore Development Authority Tribunal ............................................................. 349
25.4
Lahore Development Authority Tribunal, Lahore ............................................................................................. 350
25.
Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment)......................................................................... 353
Contents
25.1
Establishment of the Special Court Public Property ......................................................................................... 353
25.2
Establishment and Procedure of the Tribunal................................................................................................... 353
25.3
Consolidated Statement of Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment).......................... 354
25.4
Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment), Karachi .......................................................... 355
25.5
Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment), Hyderabad .................................................... 356
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Foreword
It is a great honour for me to present the Annual Report of Administrative Tribunals and Special
Courts for the year, 2013 prepared by the Secretariat of Law and Justice Commission of
Pakistan as mandated by the National Judicial (Policy Making) Committee (NJPMC) Ordinance,
2002. The Report provides an overview of the various Administrative Tribunals and Special
Courts functioning in the country and contains information about the sanctioned, vacant and
working strength of the judicial as well as Paralegal staff, annual budget, institution, disposal
and balance of cases. We appreciate the Federal and respective Provincial Governments for
providing us the requisite data of different Tribunals/Courts working under their control.
It is hoped that the report will be of great benefit not only for the legal fraternity and
researchers but also for general public. The Secretariat of Law and Justice Commission of
Pakistan will make the report available to the libraries of superior courts, public sector
universities, law colleges and libraries of Pakistan Bar Council, Provincial Bar Councils and
District Bar Associations. Suggestions for making further improvements in the Report will be
highly appreciated.
(Raja Akhlaq Hussain)

Secretary
Annual Report on Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts, 2013
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Summary of the Performance of Special Courts & Administrative Tribunals

This report contains detailed information about the institution and disposal of cases by the
administrative tribunals and special courts under the administrative control of Federal and
Provincial Governments. Following table shows an overview of the performance of every
administrative tribunal and special courts for the year 2013.
Sr. #
Title of Tribunals/ Special

Courts
Anti Dumping Appellate

Tribunal
Appellate Tribunal Inland
Revenue
Number
of
Courts
Pendency
on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the
year
Transferred
during
the year
Total
Disposal
Balance
during
on
the year 31-12-2013
22
388
280
-109
559
159
400
44
46
46
9447
11179
294
20920
6966
13954
2712
4873
-790
6795
2416
4379
Drug Courts
2473
3784
6257
3680
2577
Environmental Protection
Tribunals
Foreign Exchange Regulation
Appellate Boards
279
86
-15
350
138
212
39
302
341
21
320
7
8
6046
5918
-486
11478
4738
6740
Special Courts (CNS)
1024
1580
-33
2571
1008
1563
10
Special Courts (Customs,

Taxation & Anti Smuggling)
Special Courts (Offences in
Banks)
677
566
1243
437
806
1215
403
-119
1499
186
1313
11
12
53
18
71
70
13
Banking Courts
30
45841
24067
-175
69732
26785
43130
14
Commercial Courts
23
23
22
15
Federal Service Tribunals
3556
3092
6648
1268
5380
16
Competition Appellate
Tribunal
51
24
75
26
49
17
7588
5163
258
13009
3302
9707
18
Anti Corruption Courts

(Provincial)
17
5325
3666
-7
8984
2897
6087
19
47
2176
3901
-744
5333
2828
2505
20
Consumer Courts
11
2690
4990
505
8185
5061
3124
21
Labour Courts
26
11802
14896
101
26799
13367
13432
22
7296
2651
395
10342
3082
7260
23
349
905
1254
936
318
24
Lahore Development
Authority Tribunal
Special Court Public Property
(Removal of Encroachment)
73
15
89
88
62
11
73
24
49
227
111187
92414
-924
202676
79328
123531
25
Grand Total
1.
1.1
Establishment of Accountability Courts
|7
Accountability Courts were established after promulgation of the National

Accountability Ordinance, 1999. The purpose of establishment of the Accountability
Courts is to eradicate corruption, corrupt practices, misuse or abuse of power or
authority, misappropriation of property, taking of kickbacks, commissions and hold
accountable all those persons accused of such charges. The Accountability Courts have
exclusive jurisdiction to try all the offences mentioned in the Schedule to the said
Ordinance. Accountability Court shall consist of a Judge who shall be appointed by the
President of Pakistan, in consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court of the
Province concerned. A serving District and Sessions Judge qualified to be appointed as
Judge of the High Court or retired District and Sessions Judge, can be appointed as Judge
of Accountability Court.
1.2
Procedure of the Court

Under section 16 of the National Accountability Ordinance, 1999 the Accountability
Court shall hear the cases on day to day basis and dispose it of within 30 days. The
Chairman NAB may in respect of any case relating to any offence tri-able under the said
Ordinance file a reference before any Accountability Court established anywhere in
Pakistan
and such Court shall have the jurisdiction to try the same. Any person
convicted or the Prosecutor General Accountability, if so directed by the Chairman NAB,

aggrieved by the final judgment and order of the Court under this Ordinance may,
within ten days of the final judgment and order of the Accountability Court prefer an
appeal to the High Court of the Province where the Court is situated. All appeals against
the final judgment filed before the High Court will be heard by a Bench of not less than
two judges constituted by the Chief Justice of the High Court and shall be finally
disposed off within thirty days of the filing of the appeal. An appeal shall lie only against
the final judgment of the Court.
1.3
|8
Consolidated Statement of Accountability Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
388
Institution During
the year
280
Transferred /
Abated
-109
Cases Pending on 01-01-2013
Disposal During
the Year
159
Balance on
31-12-2013
400
388
Balance of Cases on 31-12-2013
400
100
200
300
400
Chart illustrating a comparison between number of cases pending at the beginning and end of year 2013
300
250
200
150
280
100
159
50
0
Institution during 2013
Disposal during 2013
Chart illustrating a comparison between institution and disposal of cases during the year 2013
1.4
|9
Accountability Court I, Islamabad
Name of the Presiding Officer:
Mr. Muhammad Bashir
Total Annual Budget (2013-14):
Rs. 8,639,000/-
Statement Showing Sanctioned and Working Strength of Officers/ Officials

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3
Statement Showing Month-wise Institution, Disposal and Balance of Cases

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Balance on
31-12-2013
36
Disposal
during the
year
7
26
January
February
March
April
May
June
22
27
27
July
27
28
28
August
28
32
32
September
32
32
32
October
32
38
35
November
35
36
33
December
33
-3
30
29
29
Month-wise Breakup
1.5
| 10
Accountability Court I, Rawalpindi
Mr. Shahid Naseer
Rs. 8,289,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
7
Institution
during the year
1
Transfer
Total
0
Disposal during
the year
0
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
-8
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1.6
| 11
Accountability Court II, Rawalpindi
Mr. Altaf Hussain Maher
Rs. 6,906,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
10
Transfer
Total
19
Disposal during
the year
12
Balance on
31-12-2013
7
Month-wise Breakup
January
10
February
10
10
March
10
10
10
April
10
10
10
May
10
11
10
June
10
10
July
August
September
October
November
December
1.7
| 12
Accountability Court III, Rawalpindi
Jahandar Khan Banth
Rs. 7,437,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
5
Institution
during the year
1
Transfer
Total
1
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
-5
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
-3
July
August
September
October
-4
November
December
1.8
| 13
Accountability Court IV, Rawalpindi
Ch. Abdul Haq
Rs. 6,667,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
Institution
during the
year
2
-5
January
February
March
April
May
June
-2
July
-3
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
1.9
| 14
Accountability Court I, Lahore
Mian Murid Hussain
Rs. 5,390,700/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
31
Institution
during the year
8
Transfer
Total
33
Disposal during
the year
14
Balance on
31-12-2013
19
-6
Month-wise Breakup
January
31
32
31
February
31
31
30
March
30
30
29
April
29
29
27
May
27
31
27
June
27
28
27
July
27
-5
22
21
August
21
-1
20
19
September
19
19
18
October
18
18
18
November
18
19
18
December
18
19
19
1.10
| 15
Accountability Court II, Lahore
Mr. Muhammad Falak Sher Farooq
Rs. 6,772,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
27
Institution
during the year
15
Transfer
Total
36
Disposal during
the year
16
Balance on
31-12-2013
20
-6
Month-wise Breakup
January
27
29
28
February
28
30
28
March
28
29
28
April
28
32
28
May
28
29
25
June
25
26
25
July
25
-6
19
18
August
18
18
17
September
17
17
17
October
17
17
17
November
17
21
20
December
20
20
20
1.11
| 16
Accountability Court III, Lahore
Ch. Shahid Naseer
Rs. 6,570,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
0
Institution
during the year
18
Transfer
Total
18
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
17
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
17
17
17
August
17
18
18
September
18
18
18
October
18
18
18
November
18
18
17
December
17
17
17
1.12
| 17
Accountability Court IV, Lahore
Malik Azhar ul Haq
Rs. 7,467,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
31
Institution
during the year
50
Transfer
Total
62
Disposal during
the year
41
Balance on
31-12-2013
21
-19
Month-wise Breakup
January
31
-3
35
30
February
30
-2
37
32
March
32
-1
35
30
April
30
-2
31
25
May
25
-2
29
23
June
23
-2
28
24
July
24
-4
20
18
August
18
18
16
September
16
16
15
October
15
16
14
November
14
-3
17
15
December
15
22
21
1.13
| 18
Accountability Court V, Lahore
Mr. Nisar Baig
Rs. 6,278,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
28
Institution
during the year
7
Transfer
Total
30
Disposal during
the year
15
Balance on
31-12-2013
15
-5
Month-wise Breakup
January
28
33
30
February
30
30
28
March
28
28
27
April
27
-1
26
24
May
24
25
22
June
22
22
21
July
21
21
21
August
21
-4
18
17
September
17
17
17
October
17
17
17
November
17
17
16
December
16
16
15
1.14
| 19
Accountability Court I, Karachi
Mr. Abdul Latif Golo
Rs. 8,472,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
20
Institution
during the year
22
Transfer
Total
50
Disposal during
the year
6
Balance on
31-12-2013
44
Month-wise Breakup
January
20
20
19
February
19
19
18
March
18
30
49
49
April
49
55
55
May
55
56
56
June
56
59
59
July
59
67
67
August
67
67
67
September
67
67
66
October
66
66
66
November
66
-22
47
44
December
44
44
44
1.15
| 20
Accountability Court II, Karachi
Mr. Saad Qureshi
Rs. 7,853,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
19
Institution
during the year
1
Transfer
Total
0
Disposal during
the year
0
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
-20
Month-wise Breakup
January
19
19
19
February
19
19
19
March
19
-19
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
-1
December
1.16
| 21
Accountability Court III, Karachi
Ms. Munawwar Sultana
Rs. 7,364,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
20
Institution
during the year
60
Transfer
Total
61
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
60
-19
Month-wise Breakup
January
20
20
20
February
20
-19
March
April
May
June
July
16
16
16
August
16
21
37
37
September
37
37
37
October
37
38
38
November
38
22
60
60
December
60
60
60
1.17
| 22
Accountability Court IV, Karachi
Mr. Saad Qureshi
Rs. 6,810,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
23
Institution
during the year
55
Transfer
Total
54
Disposal during
the year
11
Balance on
31-12-2013
43
-24
Month-wise Breakup
January
23
23
23
February
23
23
22
March
22
28
50
50
April
50
57
55
May
55
14
-1
68
68
June
68
-3
69
69
July
69
27
-24
72
72
August
72
-21
52
50
September
50
50
48
October
48
-1
47
46
November
46
-2
46
43
December
43
43
43
1.18
| 23
Accountability Court V, Karachi
Ms. Farzana Anwar Khan

Mr. Saad Qureshi
Rs. 8,558,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
24
Institution
during the year
0
Transfer
Total
2
Disposal during
the year
2
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
-22
Month-wise Breakup
January
24
24
24
February
24
24
22
March
22
-22
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
1.19
| 24
Accountability Court, Hyderabad
Mr. Lal Muhammad Khero
Rs. 6,728,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
29
Institution
during the year
0
Transfer
Total
28
Disposal during
the year
3
Balance on
31-12-2013
25
-1
Month-wise Breakup
January
29
29
29
February
29
29
29
March
29
-1
28
28
April
28
28
28
May
28
28
28
June
28
28
28
July
28
28
28
August
28
28
28
September
28
28
27
October
27
27
25
November
25
25
25
December
25
25
25
1.20
| 25
Accountability Court I, Peshawar
Mr. Ibrahim Khan
Rs. 7,198,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
13
Institution
during the year
2
Transfer
Total
12
Disposal during
the year
4
Balance on
31-12-2013
8
-3
Month-wise Breakup
January
13
13
13
February
13
13
13
March
13
13
12
April
12
12
11
May
11
11
11
June
11
-1
10
July
August
-1
September
-1
October
November
December
1.21
| 26
Accountability Court II, Peshawar
Ms. Zarqaish Sani
Rs. 5,893,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
12
Institution
during the year
3
Transfer
Total
15
Disposal during
the year
4
Balance on
31-12-2013
11
Month-wise Breakup
January
12
12
10
February
10
10
10
March
10
10
10
April
10
10
10
May
10
11
10
June
10
10
10
July
10
10
10
August
10
10
10
September
10
12
11
October
11
11
11
November
11
11
11
December
11
11
11
1.22
| 27
Accountability Court III, Peshawar
Mr. Wilayat Ali Khan
Rs. 5,691,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
13
Institution
during the year
10
Transfer
Total
23
Disposal during
the year
9
Balance on
31-12-2013
14
Month-wise Breakup
January
13
18
15
February
15
17
13
March
13
14
14
April
14
14
14
May
14
14
14
June
14
14
14
July
14
15
15
August
15
15
15
September
15
15
14
October
14
14
14
November
14
14
13
December
13
14
14
1.23
| 28
Accountability Court IV, Peshawar
Mr. Shamsher Ali Khan
Rs. 5,564,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
12
Institution
during the year
1
Transfer
Total
13
Disposal during
the year
2
Balance on
31-12-2013
11
Month-wise Breakup
January
12
12
11
February
11
11
11
March
11
11
11
April
11
11
11
May
11
11
11
June
11
11
11
July
11
12
12
August
12
12
12
September
12
12
12
October
12
12
12
November
12
12
12
December
12
12
11
1.24
| 29
Accountability Court I, Quetta
Mr. Imtiaz Hussain
Rs. 8,056,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
30
Institution
during the year
4
Transfer
Total
34
Disposal during
the year
4
Balance on
31-12-2013
30
Month-wise Breakup
January
30
30
30
February
30
31
31
March
31
31
31
April
31
31
30
May
30
31
30
June
30
30
29
July
29
31
31
August
31
31
31
September
31
31
30
October
30
30
30
November
30
30
30
December
30
30
30
1.25
| 30
Accountability Court II, Quetta
Mr. Imtiaz Hussain
Rs. 7,066,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
29
Institution
during the year
3
Transfer
Total
32
Disposal during
the year
6
Balance on
31-12-2013
26
Month-wise Breakup
January
29
29
29
February
29
30
30
March
30
30
30
April
30
30
30
May
30
30
30
June
30
30
30
July
30
30
29
August
29
29
29
September
29
29
29
October
29
29
27
November
27
28
26
December
26
27
26
Anti - Dumping Appellate Tribunal
2.
2.1
Establishment of Tribunal
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The Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunals have been established under the Anti-Dumping
Duties Ordinance, 2000 to redress the issues relating to imposition of anti-dumping
duties to offset injurious dumping in the public interest, to provide a framework for
investigation and determination of dumping and injury in respect of goods imported
into Pakistan and for matters ancillary thereto or connected therewith. The Federal
Government may establish an Appellate Tribunal consisting of three persons, one of
such persons being a retired judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, who shall also be
its Chairman and two persons of known integrity having experience and expertise in the
fields of economics, international trade related issues and matters related to customs
law and practice or designate an existing Tribunal to be the Appellate Tribunal for the
purposes of this Ordinance. Any interested party may prefer an appeal to the Appellate
Tribunal against an affirmative or a negative determination made by the National Tariff
Commission established under the National Tariff Commission Act, 1990, and any final
determination pursuant to a review.
2.2
Procedure of the Tribunal

While examining an appeal, the Appellate Tribunal may make such further inquiry as it
may consider necessary and after giving an opportunity to appellant and the
Commission being heard, pass such order as it thinks fit, confirming, altering or
annulling a determination. The appeal shall be disposed of and the decision of the
Appellate Tribunal pronounced as expeditiously as possible but not later than ninety
days from the date of receipt of the appeal except in extraordinary circumstances and
on grounds to be recorded by the Appellate Tribunal and shall hear the appeal from day
to day. The decision of the Appellate Tribunal shall be final and no further appeal shall
lie there from, provided that the Appellate Tribunal may, if it thinks fit, accept an
application from any party to an appeal in which the Appellate Tribunal has rendered its
decision for a clarification of any of the issues raised by the Appellate Tribunal in its
decision. However, no such application shall be accepted by the Appellate Tribunal later
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than thirty days of its decision. The Appellate Tribunal may call for and examine the
official records of an investigation conducted by the Commission and any other
information or documents relied upon by the Commission in reaching a determination
appealed against for the purpose of satisfying itself as to the legality or propriety of an
impugned determination of the Commission.
2.3
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Consolidated Statement of Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal

Pendency on
01-01-2013
2
Institution During
the year
44
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
0
Balance on
31-12-2013
46
46
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
44
15
10
5
0
0
Institution during 2013
Disposal during 2013
2.4
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Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad
Name of the Chairman:

Members:
Justice(R) Munir A.Sheikh

Justice (R) Ch. Muhammad Tariq and Mr. Shahid Naseer
Rs. 36,712,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
23
Member
22
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
Asst. Account Officer
16
Stenographer/APS
16
Reader
14
Computer Operator
14
Stenotypist
14
10
UDC
11
LDC
12
Bailiff
13
Driver
14
Dispatch Rider
15
Cook
16
Qasid
17
Room Bearer
18
Naib Qasid
19
Mali
20
Farash
21
Chowkidar
22
Sweeper
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Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
44
46
46
January
February
21
29
29
March
29
33
33
April
33
36
36
May
36
41
41
June
41
42
42
July
42
42
42
August
42
42
42
September
42
45
45
October
45
45
45
November
45
45
45
December
45
46
46
Month-wise Breakup
3.
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue
3.1
Establishment of the Appellate Tribunal
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The Appellate Tribunals Inland Revenue has been established under section 130 of the
Income Tax Ordinance, 2001. The Tribunal consists of a chairperson and other members
i.e. judicial and accounting, etc appointed by the Federal Government according to the
needs. A person may be appointed as a judicial member of the Appellate Tribunal if he
has exercised the powers of a District Judge and is qualified to be a Judge of a High
Court; or is or has been an advocate of a High Court and is qualified to be a Judge of the
High Court. A person may be appointed as a member accounting of an Appellate
Tribunal if, he is an officer of Inland Revenue equivalent to the rank of Regional
Commissioner; or a Commissioner Inland Revenue or Commissioner Inland Revenue
(Appeals) having at least five years experience as Commissioner or Collector. The
Federal Government shall appoint a member of the Appellate Tribunal as Chairperson of
the Tribunal and, except in special circumstances, the person appointed should be a
judicial member. The powers and functions of the Appellate Tribunal shall be exercised
and discharged by Benches constituted from members of the Tribunal by the
Chairperson of the Tribunal. A Bench shall consist of not less than two members of the
Appellate Tribunal and shall be constituted so as to contain an equal number of judicial
and accountant members, or so that the number of members of one class does not
exceed the number of members of the other class by more than one. The Federal
Government may direct that all or any of the powers of the Appellate Tribunal shall be
exercised by any one member or more members than one, jointly or severally.
3.2

Where the taxpayer or Commissioner objects to an order passed by the Commissioner
(Appeals), the taxpayer or Commissioner may file an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal
against such order. The appeal shall be in the prescribed form verified in the prescribed
manner accompanied except in case of an appeal preferred by the Commissioner by the
prescribed fee specified and preferred to the Appellate Tribunal within sixty days of the
date of service of order of the Commissioner (Appeals) on the taxpayer or the
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Commissioner, as the case may be. The Appellate Tribunal may, upon application in
writing, admit an appeal after expiration of the prescribed period if it is satisfied that the
person appealing was prevented by sufficient cause from filing the appeal within that
period. Notwithstanding that an appeal has been filed under this section, tax shall,
unless recovery thereof has been stayed by the Appellate Tribunal, be payable in
accordance with the assessment made in the case provided that where recovery of tax
has been stayed by the Appellate Tribunal by an order, such order shall cease to have
effect on the expiration of a period of three months following the date on which it is
made, unless the appeal is decided, or such order withdrawn by the Appellate Tribunal
earlier. The Appellate Tribunal may, before disposing of an appeal, call for such
particulars as it may require in respect of the matters arising on the appeal or cause
further enquiry to be made by the Commissioner. The Appellate Tribunal shall afford an
opportunity of being heard to the parties to the appeal and, in case of default by any of
the party on the date of hearing, the Tribunal may, if it deems fit, dismiss the appeal in
default, or may proceed ex parte to decide the appeal on the basis of the available
record. The Appellate Tribunal shall decide the appeal within six months of its filing.
3.3
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Consolidated Statement of Appellate Tribunals Inland Revenue

Pendency on
01-01-2013
9447
Institution During
the year
11179
Transferred /
Abated
294
Balance on
31-12-2013
13954
9447
1000
Disposal During
the Year
6966
13954
3000
5000
7000
9000
11000
13000
15000
12000
10000
8000
6000
11179
4000
6966
2000
0
Institution during, 2013
Disposal during, 2013
3.4
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Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Islamabad
Mr. Jawaid Masood Tahir Bhatti
Rs. 45,784,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
22
Judicial Member
21
Member Accounting
21
Registrar
19
Senior Private Secretary
19
Deputy Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
Assistant Registrar
16
Assistant Private Secretary
16
10
Stenotypist
14
11
Assistant
14
12
Superintendent
13
13
Supervisor
10
14
UDC
15
LDC
15
15
16
Driver
17
Daftary
18
Qasid
19
Naib Qasid
18
13
20
Chowkidar
21
Farash
22
Sweeper
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Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2301
2855
32
5188
2337
2851
Month-wise Breakup
January
2301
196
2497
91
2406
February
2406
252
2658
384
2274
March
2274
191
11
2476
294
2182
April
2182
295
-2
2475
143
2332
May
2332
323
44
2699
66
2633
June
2633
267
-38
2862
175
2687
July
2687
185
2872
147
2725
August
2725
222
2947
155
2792
September
2792
229
3024
234
2790
October
2790
185
14
2989
137
2852
November
2852
260
3112
213
2899
December
2899
250
3149
298
2851
3.5
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Lahore
Rs. 114,299,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judicial Member
21
Accountant Member
21
Private Secretary
17
14
14
Deputy Registrar
17
Assistant Registrar
16
Stenographer/APS
16
16
16
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Supervisor
10
UDC
18
17
LDC
45
43
10
Driver
15
12
11
Qasid
17
17
12
Daftry
13
Naib Qasid
46
46
14
Chowidar
15
Farash
16
Sweeper
17
Mali

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
5390
5994
200
11584
3130
8454
Month-wise Breakup
January
5390
412
23
5825
279
5546
February
5546
419
38
6003
204
5799
March
5799
400
88
6287
236
6051
April
6051
457
44
6552
214
6338
May
6338
449
17
6804
204
6600
June
6600
518
-5
7113
298
6815
July
6815
569
-3
7381
208
7173
August
7173
559
-1
7731
202
7529
September
7529
579
8108
275
7833
October
7833
536
-1
8368
376
7992
November
7992
484
8476
352
8124
December
8124
612
8736
282
8454
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Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Karachi
3.6
Rs. 96,027,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Judicial Member
Accountant Member
Deputy Registrar
Assistant Register
Private Secretary
Supervisor
UDC
LDC
Driver
Daftry
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Farash
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
7
7
1
5
21
21
17
16
19
17/18
16
10
9
7
4
3
3
2
2
2
2
10
11
7
13
34
11
7
14
39
6
6
5
Working
Strength
1
2
6
1
5
4
6
9
7
13
34
4
6
13
39
2
2
5
Vacant
0
5
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
7
1
1
0
4
4
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1521
1863
-24
3360
1035
2325
Month-wise Breakup
January
1521
129
1650
48
1602
February
1602
118
-1
1719
109
1610
March
1610
183
1794
117
1677
April
1677
149
-10
1816
65
1751
May
1751
185
-62
1874
71
1803
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June
1803
286
44
2133
44
2089
July
2089
115
2207
81
2126
August
2126
126
2253
54
2199
September
2199
87
2286
75
2211
October
2211
151
2362
134
2228
November
2228
172
2400
106
2294
December
2294
162
2456
131
2325
3.7
Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Peshawar
Rs. 14,717,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judicial Member
21
Accountant Member
21
19
16
Assistant Registrar
16
Supervisor
10
UDC
LDC
Driver
6 &5
10
Daftary
11
Qasid
12
Naib Qasid
13
Farrash
14
Mali
15
Sweeper
16
Chowkidar
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Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
235
467
86
788
464
324
Month-wise Breakup
January
235
47
282
52
230
February
230
17
41
288
39
249
March
249
38
20
307
25
282
April
282
20
306
45
261
May
261
20
282
60
222
June
222
43
265
40
225
July
225
52
277
22
255
August
255
50
306
26
280
September
280
58
338
56
282
October
282
31
322
33
289
November
289
49
344
33
311
December
311
42
357
33
324
Customs Appellate Tribunal
Custom Appellate Tribunals
4.
4.1
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Establishment of Customs Appellate Tribunal
The Customs Act, 1969 is in force for levy and collection of customs duties, fee and
service charges and other related matters. Under section 194 of the Act, the Federal
Government shall constitute an Appellate Tribunal to be called the Customs, Excise and
Sales Tax Appellate Tribunal consisting of as many judicial and technical members as it
thinks fit to exercise the powers and discharge the functions conferred on the Appellate
Tribunal by this Act. A judicial member shall be a person who has been a Judge of the
High Court, or is or has been an advocate of a High Court and is qualified to be a Judge
of a High Court. A technical member shall be an officer of Customs and Excise Group
equivalent in rank to that of a Member of the Board or Chief Collector of Customs or
Director General or a Senior Collector with five years experience in that position. The
Federal Government shall appoint one of the members of the Appellate Tribunal to be
the Chairman thereof.
4.2
Appeal to the Tribunal

Any aggrieved person or an officer of Customs may prefer an appeal to the Appellate
Tribunal against an order passed by the Collector (Appeals), an order passed by the
Board or the Collector of Customs under section 195 and an order passed in revision by
the Director-General Customs Valuation which will be heard by a Special Bench
consisting of one technical member and one judicial member. Where the Board or the
Collector of Customs is aggrieved by an order passed by the Collector (Appeals), it, or as
the case may be, he may prefer an appeal to the Appellate Tribunal. Such appeal shall
be preferred by an officer not below the rank of Assistant Collector or Assistant Director
so authorized in writing by the Board or the Collector or the Director, as the case may
be. Every appeal under this section shall be filed within sixty days from the date on
which the decision or order sought to be appealed against is communicated to the
Board or the Collector of Customs, or, as the case may be, the other party preferring the
appeal under section 194-B. The Appellate Tribunal may after giving the parties to the
appeal an opportunity of being heard, pass such orders thereon as it thinks fit
confirming, modifying or annulling the decision or order appealed against. The appeal
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shall be decided within sixty days of filing the appeal or within such extended period as
the Tribunal may, for reasons to be recorded in writing thinks fit. The Appellate Tribunal
may, at any time within one year from the date of order, with a view to rectifying any
mistake apparent from the record, amend any order passed by it and shall make such
amendments if the mistake is brought to its notice by the Collector of Customs or the
other party to the appeal, provided that an amendment which has the effect of
enhancing the assessment or reducing a refund or otherwise increasing the liability of
the other party shall not be made under this sub-section, unless the Appellate Tribunal
has given notice to the party of its intention to do so and has allowed a reasonable
opportunity of being heard.
4.3
Procedure of Appellate Tribunal

Under Section 194-C. the powers and functions of the Appellate Tribunal may be
exercised and discharged by Benches constituted by the Chairman from amongst the
members thereof. A Bench shall consist of one judicial member and one technical
member. Every appeal against a decision or order deciding a case involving duty, tax,
penalty or fine exceeding five million rupees shall be heard by a Special Bench
constituted by the Chairman for hearing such appeals and such Bench shall consist of
not less than two members and shall include at least one judicial member and one
technical member. The Chairman may, for reasons to be recorded in writing, constitute
Benches including special Benches consisting of two or more technical members or two
or more judicial members and as many Benches consisting of a single member as he
may deem necessary to hear such cases or class of cases as the Federal Government
may, by order in writing, specify. If the members of a Bench differ in opinion on any
point, the point shall be decided according to the opinion of the majority, if there is a
majority but if the members are equally divided, they shall state the point or points on
which they differ and the case shall be referred to the Chairman for hearing on such
point or points by one or more of the other members of the Appellate Tribunal, and
such point or points shall be decided according to the opinion of the majority of the
members of the Appellate Tribunal who have heard the case including those who first
heard it. Where the members of a Special Bench are equally divided, the points on
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which they differ shall be decided by the Chairman. Subject to the provisions of this Act,
the Appellate Tribunal shall have power to regulate its own procedure and the
procedure of the Benches thereof in all matters arising out of the exercise of its powers
or of the discharge of its functions, including the places at which the Benches shall hold
their sittings. The Appellate Tribunal shall, for the purposes of discharging its functions,
have the same powers as are vested in a court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
(V of 1908), in respect of matters of discovery and inspection, enforcing the attendance
of any person and examining him on oath, compelling the production of books of
account and other documents and issuing Commissions.
Presently the Customs Appellate Tribunal established under the Customs Act, 1969 (IV
of 1969) has eight Benches, three at Karachi, two each at Lahore and Islamabad and one
at Peshawar. Each Bench consists of two Members (B-21).
4.4
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Consolidated Statement of Customs Appellate Tribunals

Pendency on
01-01-2013
2712
Institution During
the year
4873
Transferred /
Abated
-790
Disposal During
the Year
2416
Balance on
31-12-2013
4379
2712
4379
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
6000
5000
4000
3000
4873
2000
2416
1000
0
4.5
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Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Lahore

Members:
Ch. Naimatullah
Ch. Muhammad Mubeen (Member Judicial)
Rs. 19,769,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Member (Judicial)
21
Member (Technical)
21
19
Assistant Registrar
16
Stenographers
16
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
252
307
-101
458
369
89
January
252
49
301
20
281
February
281
25
306
16
290
March
290
32
-64
258
65
193
April
193
21
214
21
193
May
193
19
-1
211
18
193
June
193
53
246
71
175
July
175
180
47
133
August
133
35
-32
136
13
123
September
123
-4
127
13
114
October
114
15
129
32
97
November
97
16
113
25
88
December
88
29
117
28
89
Month-wise Breakup
4.6
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Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Lahore

Member:
Ch. Naimatullah
Mr. Muhammad Asghar Paswal (Member Judicial)
Rs. 11,838,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Member (Judicial)
21
Member (Technical)
21
Private Secretary
19&18
Assistant Registrar
16
Stenographer
16
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
240
216
456
288
168
January
240
14
254
254
February
254
254
12
242
March
242
28
270
57
213
April
213
62
275
45
230
May
230
18
248
37
211
June
211
211
10
201
July
201
10
211
203
August
203
211
14
197
September
197
30
227
54
173
October
173
177
19
158
November
158
14
172
21
151
December
151
28
179
11
168
Month-wise Breakup
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4.7
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Islamabad
Ch. Naimatullah
Member:
Mr. Khalid Mahmood (Member Technical)
Rs. 18,773,000/Statement Showing Sanctioned and Working Strength of Officers/ Officials
Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member (Judicial)
Member (Technical)
Assistant Registrar
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasib
Chowkidar
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
4
1
1
21
21
18
16
16
9
7
4
3
2
2
2
Working
Strength
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
4
1
1
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Balance on
31-12-2013
137
Disposal
during the
year
71
45
93
-1
Month-wise Breakup
45
January
48
February
48
March
44
April
41
May
50
June
52
July
50
August
43
September
44
October
58
November
68
December
9
3
20
3
10
5
6
1
5
15
12
4
-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
53
51
68
47
51
55
58
51
48
59
70
72
5
3
24
6
1
3
8
8
4
1
2
6
48
48
44
41
50
52
50
43
44
58
68
66
66
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4.8
Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Islamabad
Ch. Naimatullah
Member:
Mr. Muhammad Akhtar Awan (Member Judicial)
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Member (Judicial)
21
Member (Technical)
21
Private Secretary
19
Assistant Registrar
16
16
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
73
28
-2
99
59
40
Month-wise Breakup
January
73
73
71
February
71
72
71
March
71
77
69
April
69
-1
73
72
May
72
-1
73
26
47
June
47
56
52
July
52
54
47
August
47
48
47
September
47
48
46
October
46
48
41
November
41
41
41
December
41
-1
40
40
4.9
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Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - I, Karachi
Ch. Naimatullah
Rs. 14,180,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member Judicial
Member Technical
Private Secretary
Assistant Registrar
Stenographer
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper
21
21
17/18/19
16
16
9
7
5
3
2
2
1
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
2
4
1
1
Working
Strength
1
0
0
1
1
2
2
3
1
2
4
1
1
Vacant
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
661
Institution
during the year
741
Transfer
Total
1374
Disposal during
the year
244
Balance on
31-12-2013
1130
-28
Month-wise Breakup
January
661
667
26
641
February
641
211
852
848
March
848
15
863
18
845
April
845
44
-7
882
25
857
May
857
13
-1
869
22
847
June
847
50
-6
891
19
872
July
872
202
-1
1073
14
1059
August
1059
24
-11
1072
18
1054
September
1054
1057
18
1039
October
1039
77
-1
1115
17
1098
November
1098
49
-1
1146
28
1118
December
1118
47
1165
35
1130
4.10
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Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - II, Karachi

Ch. Naimatullah
Member:
Mr. Adnan Ahmed (Judicial Member)
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Member Judicial
21
Member Technical
21
Private Secretary
17/18/19
Assistant Registrar
16
Stenographer
16
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
732
2277
-263
2746
574
2172
Month-wise Breakup
January
732
732
16
716
February
166
5
-94
March
716
735
-15
788
725
53
29
735
696
April
696
16
-3
709
33
676
May
676
174
-19
831
40
791
June
791
10
-39
762
39
723
July
723
731
33
698
August
698
103
-58
743
49
694
September
694
-20
676
142
534
October
534
75
609
13
596
November
596
1713
-10
2299
94
2205
December
2205
-5
2205
33
2172
4.11
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Customs Appellate Tribunal Bench - III, Karachi

Ch. Naimatullah
Rs. 12,445,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Member Judicial
21
Member Technical
21
Private Secretary
17/18
Assistant Registrar
16
Stenogpher
16
UDC
LDC
19
Driver
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
540
945
-395
1090
537
553
Month-wise Breakup
January
540
-2
538
27
511
February
0
99
-46
March
511
461
-14
465
546
4
16
461
530
April
530
27
-18
539
19
520
May
520
96
-61
555
40
515
June
515
203
-14
704
24
680
July
680
22
-71
631
30
601
August
601
41
-21
621
12
609
September
609
303
-61
851
39
812
October
812
-77
736
30
706
November
706
11
-2
715
24
691
December
691
142
-8
825
272
553
4.12
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Customs Appellate Tribunal, Peshawar
Name of Chairman:
Member:
Ch. Naimatullah
Mr. Gulab Shah Afridi (Judicial Member)
Rs. 14,662,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member Judicial
Member Technical
Assistant Registrar
Private Secretary
Stenographer
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
2
4
1
1
21
21
16
17
15
7
5
4
2
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
3
1
2
3
1
0
Vacant
0
0
0
1
1
2
1
0
1
0
0
0
1

Pendency on
1-1-2013
169
Month-wise Breakup
169
January
176
February
168
March
166
April
157
May
160
June
164
July
184
August
188
September
171
October
173
November
149
December
Institution
during the year
266
Transfer
Total
435
Disposal during
the year
274
Balance on
31-12-2013
161
13
22
30
43
15
16
38
16
14
20
11
28
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
182
198
198
209
172
176
202
200
202
191
184
177
6
30
32
52
12
12
18
12
31
18
35
16
176
168
166
157
160
164
184
188
171
173
149
161
Drug Courts
Drug Courts
5.
5.1
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Drug Courts
Establishment of Drug Courts
The Drugs Act, 1976 was enforced to regulate the import, export, manufacture, storage,
distribution and sale of drugs. Under section 31 of the Act, the Federal Government and,
if so directed by the Federal Government, the Provincial Government may establish as
many Drug Courts to exercise jurisdiction under this Act as it considers necessary. A
Drug Court shall consist of a person who is, or has been or is qualified for appointment
as a Judge of a High Court, who shall be the Chairman, and two members being persons
who, in the opinion of the Federal Government, are experts in the medical or
pharmaceutical fields.
A Drug Court shall have all the powers conferred by the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1898 (Act V of 1898) on a Court of Sessions exercising original jurisdiction. A person
sentenced by a Drug Court may prefer an appeal to a Bench of the High Court consisting
of not less than two Judges within thirty days of the judgment.
5.2
Procedure of Drug Courts

No Court other than a Drug Court shall try an offence punishable under Chapter 4 of the
said Act i.e. relating to offences, penalties and procedure. The Drug Court shall, in all
matters with respect to which no procedure has been prescribed by this Act, follow the
procedure prescribed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act V of 1898), for the
trial of summons cases by magistrates.
At present nine Drug Courts are functioning under the Drugs Act, 1976 presided over by
a Chairman. In four Drug Courts at Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad and Bahawalpur, the
Chairmen have been appointed by the Federal Government whereas the funds for these
courts and provision of other facilities are to be arranged by the Provincial Government.
The Chairmen in those Drug Courts working on full time basis, have been appointed
from the Provincial Judiciary on deputation. However, the work of part-time Drug Court
at Peshawar and Quetta has been assigned to one of our Judges in the Federal Courts at
both these places in addition to their own duties. Each Drug Court also consists of two
Members (part-time) being persons, who, in the opinion of the Federal Government are
expert in the medical or pharmaceutical fields.
Drug Courts
5.3
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Consolidated Statement of Drug Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
2473
Institution During
the year
3784
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
3680
Balance on
31-12-2013
2577
2473
2577
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
4000
3000
2000
3784
3680
1000
Drug Courts
5.4
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Drug Court, Rawalpindi/Islamabad
Mr. Muhammad Arshad Malik
Name of Members:
Mr. Nazir Hussain Shah & Mr. Ghulam Farid
Rs. 89,27,250/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Members
District Attorney
Drug Inspector/ DPRO
Stenographer
Ahlmad (Civil)
Cashier
Reader
Junior Clerk
Driver
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Sanctioned
Strength
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
21
19
18
17
12
7
7
7
5
4
1
1
Working
Strength
1
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
Vacant
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
1
1
2
2

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
105
284
389
274
115
Month-wise Breakup
January
105
67
172
22
150
February
150
150
23
127
March
127
127
32
95
April
95
30
125
28
97
May
97
36
133
10
123
June
123
123
26
97
July
97
61
158
26
132
August
132
132
16
116
September
116
116
37
79
October
79
74
153
13
140
November
140
141
21
120
December
120
15
135
20
115
Drug Courts
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5.5 Drug Court, Lahore

Mr. Syed Akhtar Hussain Zahid

Mr. Sardar Ashiq Hussain
Mr. Ahmed Nawaz Ranjha
Rs. 35,709,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
Technical Members
19
Stenographers
12
Reader
Cashier
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
10
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
492
1027
1519
1065
454
Month-wise Breakup
January
492
91
583
70
513
February
513
83
596
48
548
March
548
78
626
36
590
April
590
597
597
May
597
76
673
21
652
June
652
39
691
51
640
July
640
175
815
188
627
August
627
43
670
65
605
September
605
110
715
76
639
October
639
113
752
140
612
November
December
612
649
134
78
0
0
746
727
97
273
649
454
Drug Courts
5.6
| 71
Drug Court, Sargodha and Faisalabad Division, Faisalabad

Members:
Mr. Arshad Qayyum

Dr. Muhammad Naeem Iqbal and Dr. Muhammad Irfan
Rs. 7,729,667/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Technical Members
19
District Attorney
18
Drug Inspector
17
Stenographer
12
Reader
Ahlmad & UDC
Cashier/Accounts Clerk
Junior Clerk
10
Driver
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
682
521
1203
750
453
Month-wise Breakup
682
January
682
681
February
681
62
743
743
March
743
58
801
30
771
April
771
85
856
139
717
May
717
29
746
217
529
June
529
56
585
93
492
July
492
27
519
56
463
August
463
65
528
30
498
September
498
53
551
66
485
October
485
18
503
29
474
November
474
35
509
49
460
December
460
33
493
40
453
Drug Courts
5.7
| 72
Drug Court, Gujranwala
Mr. Sardar Ashiq Hussain Baloch
Rs. 5,369,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
LDC
Driver
Daftri
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
93
Institution
during the year
601
Transfer
Total
694
Disposal during
the year
259
Balance on
31-12-2013
435
Month-wise Breakup
January
93
94
187
112
75
February
75
75
75
March
75
49
124
115
April
115
142
257
12
245
May
245
251
251
June
251
50
301
301
July
301
47
348
348
August
348
40
388
388
September
388
70
458
57
401
October
401
39
440
63
377
November
377
24
401
397
December
397
40
437
435
Drug Courts
5.8
| 73
Drug Court, Bahawalpur

Mr. Akhtar Mehmood Hashmi

Rs. 10,375,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
Members
19
District Attorney
18
Drug Inspector /DPO
18
Stenographer
14
Accounts Clerk
11
Reader
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
10
Driver
11
Naib Qasid
12
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
334
Institution
during the year
430
Transfer
Total
764
Disposal during
the year
413
Balance on
31-12-2013
351
Month-wise Breakup
January
334
59
393
27
366
February
366
19
385
29
356
March
356
61
417
33
384
April
384
64
448
48
400
May
400
19
419
19
400
June
400
54
454
80
374
July
374
377
18
359
August
359
51
410
16
394
September
394
32
426
49
377
October
377
46
423
24
399
November
399
14
413
33
380
December
380
388
37
351
Drug Courts
5.9
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Drug Court, Multan
Hafiz Allah Ditta Kashif
Rs. 7,779,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Daftary
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
367
Institution
during the year
695
Transfer
Total
1062
Disposal during
the year
775
Balance on
31-12-2013
287
Month-wise Breakup
January
367
52
419
33
386
February
386
40
426
22
404
March
404
38
442
39
403
April
403
26
429
64
365
May
365
289
654
40
614
June
614
27
641
79
562
July
562
50
612
126
486
August
486
27
513
129
384
September
384
48
432
78
354
October
354
51
405
75
330
November
330
14
344
42
302
December
302
33
335
48
287
Drug Courts
5.10
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Drug Court, Karachi
Mr. Saathi Muhammad Ishaque
Rs. 5,352,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
21
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Daftary
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
107
Institution
during the year
59
Transfer
Total
166
Disposal during
the year
55
Balance on
31-12-2013
111
Month-wise Breakup
January
107
12
119
110
February
110
111
19
92
March
92
92
87
April
87
88
83
May
83
84
81
June
81
81
81
July
81
84
84
August
84
89
89
September
89
26
115
114
October
114
119
115
November
115
117
114
December
114
117
111
Drug Courts
5.11
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Drug Court, Peshawar
Mr. Muhammad Habib Qureshi
Rs. 10,534,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
21
Registrar
18
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
284
Institution
during the year
167
Transfer
Total
451
Disposal during
the year
85
Balance on
31-12-2013
366
Month-wise Breakup
January
284
284
10
274
February
274
274
272
March
272
272
270
April
270
52
322
319
May
319
321
14
307
June
307
46
357
22
335
July
335
22
-4
353
13
340
August
340
341
340
September
340
340
336
October
336
43
379
377
November
377
377
372
December
372
373
366
Drug Courts
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5.12 Drug Court, Quetta

Mr. Muhammad Abdullah Khan Kakar

Dr. Syed Umer Jan (Member)
Mr. Rehmatullah Khan (Member)
Rs. 400,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
Member

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
6.
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Right to live a free, proper, comfortable and clean life is a fundamental right of all the
citizens which has been constitutionally guaranteed in all the civilized countries of the
world including Pakistan. The Environmental Protection Act, 1997 provides for the
protection, conservation, rehabilitation and improvement of the environment for the
prevention and control of pollution and promotion of sustainable development. The Act
extends to the whole of Pakistan. Under section 2 of the said Act, pollution means the
contamination of air, land or water by discharge or emission of effluents or wastes or air
pollutions or noise or other matter which either directly or indirectly or in combination
with other discharge or substances alters unfavorably the chemical, physical, biological,
radiational, thermal or radiological or aesthetic properties of the air, land or water or
which may or is likely to make the air, land or water unclean, noxious or impure or
injurious, disagreeable or detrimental to the health, safety, welfare or property or
detrimental to the health, safety, welfare of property and persons or harmful to
biodiversity.
The Federal Government shall constitute a Council to be known as the Pakistan
Environmental Protection Council. The Council shall consist of the Prime Minister or
such other person as the Prime Minister may nominate on his behalf as Chairperson,
Minister in-charge of the Ministry or Division dealing with the subject of environment as
Vice Chairperson, Chief Ministers of the Provinces and Ministers in-charge of the subject
of environment in the Provinces as Members and such other persons not exceeding
thirty five to be appointed by the Federal Government as the Members of which at least
twenty shall be non-officials. The Secretary to the Government of Pakistan in-charge of
the Ministry or Division dealing with the subject of environment shall be a Member and
Secretary to the Council. The Council shall, inter alia, co-ordinate and supervise
enforcement of the provisions of this Act to approve comprehensive national
environmental policies, ensure their implementation within the framework of a national
conservation strategy as may be approved by the Federal Government from time to
time and to approve the National Environmental Quality Standards.
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The Act also provides for the establishment of the Pakistan Environmental Protection
Agency at Federal and provincial level to exercise the powers and perform the functions
assigned to it under this Act and the rules and regulations made there under and to take
all necessary measures for the implementation of the National Environmental Policies
approved by the Council.
6.1
Establishment of the Tribunal

Under section 20 of the said Act the Federal Government may by notification in the
official gazette establish as many Environmental Tribunals as it considers necessary and
where it establishes more than one Environmental Tribunals, it shall specify territorial
limits within which or the class of cases in respect of which each one of them shall
exercise jurisdiction under this Act. An Environmental Tribunal shall consist of a
Chairperson who is or has been or is qualified for appointment as a judge of the High
Court to be appointed after consultation with the Chief Justice of the concerned High
Court and two members to be appointed by the Federal Government of which at least
one shall be a technical member with suitable professional qualification and experience
in the environmental field as may be prescribed.
6.2
Right of Appeal
Any person aggrieved by any order or direction of the Federal or Provincial Agency
passed under any provision of this Act or rules or regulations made there under may
prefer an appeal with the Environmental Tribunal within thirty days of the date of
communication of the order or direction to such person. An appeal to the
Environmental Tribunal shall be in such form, contain such particulars and be
accompanied by such fees as may be prescribed. Any person aggrieved by any final
order or by any sentence of the Environmental Tribunal passed under this Act may
within thirty days of communication of such order or sentence, prefer an appeal to the
High Court. At present there are five Environmental Protection Tribunals constituted
under the Environmental Protection Act, 1997, functioning in Islamabad, Lahore,
Karachi, Peshawar and Quetta.
6.3
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Consolidated Statement of Environmental Protection Tribunals

Pendency on
01-01-2013
279
Institution During
the year
86
Transferred /
Abated
-15
Disposal During
the Year
138
Balance on
31-12-2013
212
279
212
50
100
150
200
250
300
160
140
120
100
80
138
60
40
86
20
0
6.4
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Environmental Protection Tribunal, Islamabad
Name of the Chairperson:
Mr. Zaffarullah Khan Tarar
Rs. 11,147,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Title of Post
Chairperson
Member (Technical)
Member (Legal)
Registrar
Private Secretary
Stenotypist
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Mali
Farash
Sweeper
BPS
21
21
20
18
18
16
14
11
9
7
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
3
1
1
1
Working
Strength
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
3
2
0
0
1
0
1
Vacant
1
1
1
1
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
0

Pendency on
Institution
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
Balance on
1-1-2013
during the year
the year
31-12-2013
0
0
88
88
0
88
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
EPT Lahore Shifted to Islamabad in the month of August 2013
April
May
June
July
0
0
88
88
0
88
August
88
0
0
88
0
88
September
88
0
0
88
0
88
October
88
0
0
88
0
88
November
88
0
0
88
0
88
December
6.5
| 85
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Lahore

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
104
-88
16
16
Month-wise Breakup
January
104
104
96
February
96
96
96
March
96
96
88
April
88
88
88
May
88
88
88
June
88
88
88
July
88
88
88
August
88
0
-88
0
0
0
th
Vide Notification No.F.21(3)/99-A.IV, Dated 10 April, 2013 Environment Protection Tribunal, Lahore is
shifted to Environment Protection Tribunal, Islamabad
6.6
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Karachi
Mrs. Rashida Asad
Rs. 17,300,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairperson
21
Member Technical
21
Member Legal
20
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
16
Stenotypist
14
Reader
11
UDC

10
LDC
11
| 86
7
Drivers
4&5
12
Bailiffs
13
Naib Qasids
14
Chowkidars
15
Mali
16
Farash
17
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
13
13
13
Month-wise Breakup
January
13
13
13
February
13
13
13
March
13
13
13
April
13
13
13
May
13
13
13
June
13
13
13
July
13
13
13
August
13
13
13
September
13
13
13
October
13
13
13
November
13
13
13
December
13
13
13
| 87
6.7
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Peshawar
Mr. Khawaja Nawaz
Members:
Mr. Yousaf Jamal (Member Technical)
Mr. Muhammad Farooq (Member Legal)
Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Title of Post
BPS
Chairperson
Member Technical
Member Legal
Registrar
Asst. Private Secretary
Stenotypist
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
Farash
Mali
Chowkidar
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
1
2
1
21
21
20
17
16
14
11
9
7
5&4
2
2
2
2
2
2
Working
Strength
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
1
2
1
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
129
Month-wise Breakup
129
January
113
February
103
March
94
April
94
May
103
June
96
July
100
August
106
September
110
October
106
November
92
December
Institution
during the year
43
Transfer
Total
-15
157
2
7
0
1
9
0
4
6
11
1
1
1
-4
-5
0
-1
0
0
0
0
0
0
-2
-3
127
115
103
94
103
103
100
106
117
111
105
90
Disposal during Balance on

the year
31-12-2013
75
82
14
12
9
0
0
7
0
0
7
5
13
8
113
103
94
94
103
96
100
106
110
106
92
82
| 88
6.8
Environmental Protection Tribunal, Quetta
Mr. Sakhi Sultan
Members:
Mr. Muhammad Ishaque Notezai (Member Legal)
Mr. Gul Muhammad Khoso (Member Technical)
Rs.11,728,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Title of Post
BPS
Member Technical
Member Legal
Registrar
Stenotypist
Reader
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Mali
Farash
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
2
1
1
1
21
20
18
16
14
11
9
7
4&5
1&2
1&2
2
1
2
1
Working
Strength
1
1
0
2
0
1
1
1
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
Vacant
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
33
Month-wise Breakup
33
January
64
February
71
March
65
April
52
May
49
June
49
July
45
August
43
September
43
October
33
November
32
December
Institution
during the year
43
Transfer
Total
76
Disposal during
the year
47
Balance on
31-12-2013
29
31
9
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
64
73
71
65
52
49
50
47
43
43
33
32
0
2
6
13
3
0
5
4
0
10
1
3
64
71
65
52
49
49
45
43
43
33
32
29
7.
7.1
| 91

Constitution of Appellate Board
The Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947 was enforced to regulate certain payments
and dealings in foreign exchange and securities and import and export of currency and
bullion. Under section 23C of the Act, the Federal Government may constitute as many
Appellate Boards, each to be called the Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Board, as
it may consider necessary. An Appellate Board shall consist of a person who is or has
been or is qualified for appointment as a Judge of a High Court or a District Judge or an
Additional District Judge.
7.2
Procedure of the Board

Any person aggrieved by any order of the Adjudicating Officer made under sub-section
(4) or sub-section (5) or sub-section (6) of section 23B of the Foreign Exchange
Regulation Act, 1947 may within thirty days of such order prefer an appeal to the
Appellate Board within whose jurisdiction the order is passed. However the Appellate
Board may entertain an appeal after the expiry of the said period of thirty days but not
later than sixty days from the date of the aforesaid order if it is satisfied that the
appellant was prevented by sufficient cause from filing the appeal in time. Furthermore,
no appeal shall be admitted for hearing unless the appellant deposits in cash with the
Appellate Board the amount of penalty or at the discretion of the Appellate Board,
furnishes security equal in value to such amount of penalty. The Appellate Board may
make such inquiry as it may consider necessary and after giving the appellant an
opportunity of being heard, if he so desires, pass such order as it thinks fit, confirming,
altering or annulling the order appealed against. However, no order enhancing any
penalty shall be passed unless the person affected thereby has been given an
opportunity of showing cause against it and of being heard in person or through a
counsel. The decision of the Appellate Board shall be final and no Court, Tribunal or
other authority shall call or permit to be called in question any proceedings or order of
the Appellate Board or the legality or propriety of anything done or intended to be done
by the Appellate Board under this Act.
7.3
| 92
Consolidated Statement of Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Boards

Pendency on
01-01-2013
39
Institution During
the year
302
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
21
Balance on
31-12-2013
320
39
320
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
320
280
240
200
160
302
120
80
40
21
0
7.4
| 93
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Board, Lahore
Mr. Muhammad Azam (Additional Charge)
Rs. 1,192,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Presiding Officer
LDC
Daftary
Naib Qasid
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
37
39
19
20
Month-wise Breakup
January
37
37
37
February
37
37
37
March
37
37
37
April
37
37
37
May
37
37
32
June
32
32
14
18
July
18
18
18
August
18
20
20
September
20
20
20
October
20
20
20
November
20
20
20
December
20
20
20
7.5
| 94
Foreign Exchange Regulation Appellate Board, Karachi
Vacant
Rs. 9,20,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
UDC
Daftary
Bailiff

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
300
302
300
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
299
299
299
December
299
300
300
Month-wise Breakup
8.
8.1
| 97

Establishment of the Special Courts (Central)
The Courts of Special Judge Anti Corruption (Central) have been established under the
Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958 to provide more speedy trial and effective
punishments of the offences as specified in the Schedule provided under section 5 of
the Act. The said Schedule includes offences punishable under section 161 to 166, 168,
217 and 218 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860. The Schedule further includes offences
punishable under sections 403 to 409, 417 to 420, 465, 471 and 477 A of the Pakistan
Penal Code, 1860, when committed by any public servant as such or by any person
acting jointly with or abetting or attempting to abet or acting in conspiracy with any
public servant. Offences punishable under the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 are
also tri-able by the Special Court (Central).
Under section 3 of the Act, The Federal Government shall appoint as many Special
Judges as may be necessary to try and punish specified offences. No person shall be
appointed a Special Judge unless he is, or is qualified to be a Judge of a High Court or
has, for a period of not less than three years, exercised, the powers under the Code of
Criminal Procedure, 1898 of a Sessions Judge, or an Additional Sessions Judge.
8.2

Under section 6 of the said Act the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898
except those of chapter 38 relating to the appointment of public prosecutor shall, in so
far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of the said Act, apply to the
proceedings of the court of a Special Judge who shall be deemed to be a Court of
Sessions trying cases without the aid of assessors or jury, and a person conducting
prosecution before the court of a Special Judge shall be deemed to be a Public
Prosecutor. The Federal Government in cases sent up by the Federal Investigating
Agency for trial, and in all other cases, the Provincial Governments or their authorized
officers, as the case may be, shall, by general or special order, appoint one or more
persons to conduct prosecution before any Special Judge. At present eight Special
Courts (Central) are functional in the country one each at Faisalabad, Multan,
Rawalpindi/Islamabad, Lahore, Hyderabad, Peshawar and two at Karachi.
LJCP Annual Report on Administrative Tribunals and Special Courts, 2013
8.3
| 98
Consolidated Statement of the Special Courts (Central)

Pendency on
01-01-2013
6046
Institution During
the year
5918
Transferred /
Abated
-486
Disposal During
the Year
4738
Balance on
31-12-2013
6740
6046
6740
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
5918
4738
2000
1000
0
8.4
| 99
Special Court (Central), Faisalabad
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Abdul Hafeez

Rs. 5,987,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1- 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
281
612
893
453
440
Month-wise Breakup
January
281
55
336
48
288
February
288
19
307
17
290
March
290
24
314
18
296
April
296
38
334
31
303
May
303
47
350
40
310
June
310
37
347
56
291
July
291
50
341
30
311
August
311
56
367
48
319
September
319
58
377
46
331
October
331
127
458
43
415
November
415
64
479
38
441
December
441
37
478
38
440
8.5
| 100
Special Court (Central), Multan
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Raja Muhammad Arshad

Rs. 7,726,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1- 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
321
403
724
437
287
Month-wise Breakup
January
321
32
353
19
334
February
334
28
362
30
332
March
332
41
373
40
333
April
333
29
362
38
324
May
324
29
353
37
316
June
316
37
353
46
307
July
307
10
317
21
296
August
296
44
340
36
304
September
304
47
351
54
297
October
297
26
323
43
280
November
280
45
325
28
297
December
297
35
332
45
287
8.6
| 101
Special Court (Central), Rawalpindi/Islamabad
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Abdul Rehman Khan

Rs. 6,762,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1113
165
-486
792
248
544
Month-wise Breakup
January
1113
23
1136
64
1072
February
1072
32
1104
64
1040
March
1040
30
1070
23
1047
April
1047
13
1060
11
1049
May
1049
25
1074
36
1038
June
1038
-486
552
552
July
552
553
552
August
552
558
29
529
September
529
17
546
18
528
October
528
530
530
November
530
539
539
December
539
546
544
8.7
| 102
Special Court (Central), Lahore
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Muhammad Azam

Rs. 7,399,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1 - 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2487
4226
6713
3093
3620
Month-wise Breakup
January
2487
203
2690
197
2493
February
2493
333
2826
294
2532
March
2532
298
2830
235
2595
April
2595
470
3065
300
2765
May
2765
382
3147
296
2851
June
2851
418
3269
249
3020
July
3020
346
3366
222
3144
August
3144
374
3518
249
3269
September
3269
396
3665
297
3368
October
3368
397
3765
275
3490
November
3490
272
3762
291
3471
December
3471
337
3808
188
3620
8.8
| 103
Special Court (Central) - I, Karachi
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Sanaullah Ghauri

Rs. 5,963,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
368
101
469
93
376
Month-wise Breakup
January
368
26
394
385
February
385
385
378
March
378
20
398
20
378
April
378
382
24
358
May
358
358
353
June
353
356
13
343
July
343
347
345
August
345
347
345
September
345
352
352
October
352
17
369
364
November
364
10
374
374
December
374
382
376
8.9
| 104
Special Court (Central) - II, Karachi
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Ms. Tasneem Sultana

Rs. 4,918,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1293
208
1501
237
1264
Month-wise Breakup
January
1293
37
1330
34
1296
February
1296
14
1310
17
1293
March
1293
26
1319
14
1305
April
1305
15
1320
12
1308
May
1308
14
1322
1315
June
1315
1324
1316
July
1316
23
1339
18
1321
August
1321
11
1332
21
1311
September
1311
10
1321
10
1311
October
1311
16
1327
39
1288
November
1288
20
1308
37
1271
December
1271
13
1284
20
1264
8.10
| 105
Special Court (Central), Hyderabad
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Nadeem Ahmad Akhund

Rs. 5,076,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
131
56
187
43
144
Month-wise Breakup
January
131
136
128
February
128
134
131
March
131
137
135
April
135
138
134
May
134
143
137
June
137
139
136
July
136
139
137
August
137
145
141
September
141
142
139
October
139
144
140
November
140
145
144
December
144
147
144
8.11
| 106
Special Court (Central), Peshawar
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Subhan Sher

Rs. 6,407,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
52
147
199
134
65
Month-wise Breakup
January
52
32
84
23
61
February
61
38
99
32
67
March
67
14
81
16
65
April
65
19
84
14
70
May
70
78
73
June
73
74
69
July
69
78
75
August
75
82
78
September
78
85
79
October
79
84
10
74
November
74
78
11
67
December
67
70
65
9.
9.1
| 109

Establishment of the Special Courts and their Performance
Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances) were constituted under the Control of
Narcotic Substances Act, 1997, inter alia, with an object to control the production,
processing and trafficking of the narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances, etc. Under
the said Act the Federal Government and if so directed by the Federal Government the
Provincial Government shall establish as many Special Courts as it considers necessary
and appoint a Judge for each of such Courts to exercise jurisdiction under this Act.
The Special Courts are of two classes, one having the power to try all offences under the
Act and the other having the power to try offences punishable with imprisonment for
two years or less. No person shall be appointed a Judge of a Special Court of category
one unless he is or has been a Sessions Judge or Additional Sessions Judge, whereas in
case of category two Special Judge is appointed from Judicial Magistrates of the 1st
Class. A person shall be appointed as Judge of Special Court after consultation with the
Chief Justice of the High Court of the Province concerned. The Federal Government or
the provincial Government may in consultation with the Chief Justice of the concerned
High Court confer the powers of a Special Court on any Sessions Judge or Additional
Sessions Judge or Judicial Magistrate as the case may be.
9.2

For the purpose of inquiring into and investigating offences Anti-Narcotics Force (ANF)
has been constituted under the Anti Narcotics Force Act, 1997.The cases registered
under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997 by ANF Police and other Law
Enforcing Agencies are tried by these courts. According to section 46 of the Control of
Narcotic Substances Act, 1997 the trials are conducted in these Special Courts while
applying the Criminal Procedure Code, 1898. Appeal against the judgment of these
Courts can be filed under section 48 of the Control of Narcotic Substances Act, 1997
before the Division Bench of the High Court concerned. Presently there are six Special
Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances) two at Karachi, one each at Lahore,
Rawalpindi/Islamabad, Peshawar and Quetta headed by a Presiding Officer (District &
Sessions Judge). All these Special Courts are fully functional. Besides these Special
Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances), powers have also been conferred on most of
the District and Sessions Judges under the said Act to try narcotic cases.
9.3
| 110
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Control of Narcotic Substances)

Pendency on
01-01-2013
1024
Institution
During the year
1580
Transferred /
Abated
-33
Disposal During
the Year
1008
Balance on
31-12-2013
1563
1024
1563
300
600
900
1200
1500
1600
1400
1200
1000
800
1580
600
1008
400
200
0
9.4
| 111
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Lahore
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Shafqat Ali

Rs. 8,120,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal
during the
year
Balance on
31-12-2013
147
142
-1
288
192
96
Month-wise Breakup
January
147
19
-1
165
18
147
February
147
15
162
12
150
March
150
158
153
April
153
162
18
144
May
144
17
161
26
135
June
135
21
156
27
129
July
129
10
139
21
118
August
118
126
13
113
September
113
119
15
104
October
104
109
102
November
102
11
113
17
96
December
96
13
109
13
96
9.5
| 112
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Rawalpindi
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Arshad Mahmood Tabassum

Rs. 6,771,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
124
Institution
during the year
134
Transfer
Total
241
Disposal during
the year
120
Balance on
31-12-2013
121
-17
Month-wise Breakup
January
124
13
137
130
February
130
138
11
127
March
127
16
143
18
125
April
125
130
10
120
May
120
128
13
115
June
115
-17
104
14
90
July
90
11
101
95
August
95
13
108
12
96
September
96
18
114
18
96
October
96
102
11
91
November
91
16
107
107
December
107
14
121
121
9.6
| 113
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Karachi I
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Azam Anwar Baloch

Rs. 7,883,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
42
Institution
during the year
6
Transfer
Total
1
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
-47
Month-wise Breakup
January
42
-2
46
45
February
45
-45
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
9.7
| 114
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Karachi II
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Sanaullah Ghauri

Rs. 7,761,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
649
Institution
during the year
1158
Transfer
Total
1839
Disposal during
the year
563
Balance on
31-12-2013
1276
32
Month-wise Breakup
January
649
47
696
60
636
February
636
59
42
737
40
697
March
697
78
775
46
729
April
729
68
-2
795
32
763
May
763
75
-2
836
52
784
June
784
125
909
100
809
July
809
51
860
856
August
856
90
946
97
849
September
849
141
990
59
931
October
931
177
-3
1105
32
1073
November
1073
144
-1
1216
36
1180
December
1180
103
-2
1281
1276
9.8
| 115
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Peshawar
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer: Mr. Pir Bakhsha Shah

Rs. 8,686,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Asst: Private Secretary
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Naib Qasid
10
Bailiff/Chowkidar/Farash
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
56
Institution
during the year
96
Transfer
Total
152
Disposal during
the year
110
Balance on
31-12-2013
42
Month-wise Breakup
January
56
59
54
February
54
10
64
10
54
March
54
61
57
April
57
63
63
May
63
67
64
June
64
10
74
67
July
67
14
81
10
71
August
71
76
72
September
72
16
88
45
43
October
43
47
42
November
42
13
55
48
December
48
52
10
42
9.9
| 116
Special Court (Control of Narcotic Substances), Quetta
Name of the Chairman/Presiding Officer:
Rs. 7,414,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Grade 1-3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
6
Institution
during the year
44
Transfer
Total
50
Disposal during
the year
22
Balance on
31-12-2013
28
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
19
25
25
July
25
10
35
35
August
35
35
35
September
35
37
18
19
October
19
20
20
November
20
27
27
December
27
29
28
Special Courts (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling)
10.
10.1
Establishment of the Special Courts
| 119
The Customs Act, 1969 was enforced with an aim to redress the issues regarding levy
and collection of customs duty, fee and service charges and for other allied matters.
Under section 185 of the Act, the Federal Government may appoint as many special
Judges (Customs, Taxation & Anti-smuggling) as it considers necessary and no person
shall be appointed as such Special Judge unless he is or has been a Sessions Judge.
10.2

A Special Judge Customs, Taxation & Anti-smuggling may within the limits of his
jurisdiction, take cognizance of any offence punishable under this Act upon a report in
writing made by an officer of Customs or by any other officer specially authorized in this
behalf by the Federal Government. A Special Judge may also take cognizance of any
offence punishable under this Act upon receiving a complaint or information of facts
constituting such offence made or communicated by any person or upon his own
knowledge acquired during any proceedings before him. In such cases the special judge
may, before issuing a summon or a warrant for appearance of the person complained
against, hold a preliminary inquiry for ascertaining the truth or falsehood of the
complaint or direct any magistrate or any officer of customs or any police officer to hold
such inquiry and submit report. No court other than the Special Judge having jurisdiction
shall try an offence punishable under this Act. The provisions of the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1898 in so far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act,
shall apply to the proceedings of the court of a Special Judge and such court shall be
deemed to be a Court of Sessions for the purposes of the said Code.
Four Special Courts of Customs, Taxation and Anti-Smuggling are functioning under the
Customs Act, 1969 (IV of 1969) at Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi and Peshawar each
presided over by a Special Judge.
10.3
| 120
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Customs, Taxation & AntiSmuggling)

Pendency on
01-01-2013
677
Institution During
the year
566
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
437
Balance on
31-12-2013
806
677
806
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
600
500
400
300
566
437
200
100
0
10.4
| 121
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Rawalpindi
Mr. Muhammad Ahmed Farooqi
Rs. 6,282,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
16
Reader
11
UDC
Ahlmad
LDC
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sanitary Worker
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
18
Institution
during the year
40
Transfer
Total
58
Disposal during
the year
22
Balance on
31-12-2013
36
Month-wise Breakup
January
18
20
20
February
20
20
20
March
20
23
22
April
22
24
22
May
22
25
23
June
23
30
29
July
29
33
32
August
32
39
37
September
37
39
33
October
33
40
37
November
37
38
36
December
36
38
36
10.5
| 122
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Lahore
Mr. Muhammad Azhar Chaudhry
Rs. 6,933,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid
1&2
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
228
Institution
during the year
142
Transfer
Total
370
Disposal during
the year
109
Balance on
31-12-2013
261
Month-wise Breakup
January
228
14
242
238
February
238
238
238
March
238
16
254
248
April
248
19
267
17
250
May
250
23
273
27
246
June
246
14
260
17
243
July
243
252
244
August
244
27
271
262
September
262
12
274
270
October
270
276
267
November
267
267
263
December
263
265
261
10.6
| 123
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Karachi
Mrs. Sofia Latif
Rs. 7,009,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
388
Institution
during the year
320
Transfer
Total
708
Disposal during
the year
273
Balance on
31-12-2013
435
Month-wise Breakup
January
388
13
401
393
February
393
395
391
March
391
19
410
404
April
404
44
448
32
416
May
416
132
548
11
537
June
537
537
35
502
July
502
13
515
21
494
August
494
495
18
477
September
477
24
501
38
463
October
463
15
478
47
431
November
431
28
459
22
437
December
437
29
466
31
435
10.7
| 124
Special Court (Customs, Taxation & Anti Smuggling), Peshawar
Mr. Niaz Muhammad Khan
Rs. 5,913,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
16
Reader
11
UDC
Nazir
LDC
Driver
Naib Qasid
1&2

Pendency on
1-1-2013
43
Institution
during the year
64
Transfer
Total
107
Disposal during
the year
33
Balance on
31-12-2013
74
Month-wise Breakup
January
43
48
47
February
47
50
50
March
50
12
62
55
April
55
64
59
May
59
59
59
June
59
63
63
July
63
70
69
August
69
69
67
September
67
70
66
October
66
75
72
November
72
75
71
December
71
80
74
11.
11.1
| 127

Establishment of the Special Courts
The Special Courts (Offences in Banks) were established under the Offences in Respect
of Banks (Special Courts) Ordinance, 1984 for speedy trial of certain offences committed
in respect of banks. Under section 3 of the Offences in Respect of Banks (Special Courts)
Ordinance, 1984, the Federal Government may establish as many Special Courts as it
considers necessary to try scheduled offences and appoint a Judge for each of such
Courts to exercise jurisdiction under this Ordinance.
A Judge of a Special Court (Offences in Banks) shall be appointed by the Federal
Government after consultation with the Chief Justice of the High Court of the Province
in which such Special Court is to be established and no person shall be appointed a
Judge of such Special Court unless he has been a Judge of High Court or is, or has been a
Sessions Judge.
11.2

A Special Court (Offences in Banks) shall not adjourn any trial for any purpose unless
such adjournment is, in its opinion, necessary in the interests of justice. Such Court may
try an accused person in his absence if, in its opinion, such absence is deliberate and
brought about with a view to impeding the course of justice or the behavior of the
accused in court has been such as to impede the course of justice and the Court has on
that account ordered his removal from the Court. An accused person shall not be
released on bail by such Special Court or by any other court, if there appears reasonable
grounds for believing that he has been guilty of a scheduled offence; nor shall an
accused person be so released unless the prosecution has been given notice to show
cause why he should not be so released. Such Special Court shall in all matters with
respect to which no procedure has been prescribed by this Ordinance, follow the
procedure prescribed by the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 for the trial of the cases
by a magistrate.
Four Special Courts (Offences in Banks), one each at Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore and
Peshawar are functioning under Offences in Respect of Banks (Special Courts)
Ordinance, 1984.
11.3
| 128
Consolidated Statement of Special Courts (Offences in Banks)

Pendency on
01-01-2013
1215
Institution During
the year
403
Transferred /
Abated
-119
Disposal During
the Year
186
Balance on
31-12-2013
1313
1215
1313
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
450
400
350
300
250
200
403
150
100
186
50
0
11.4
| 129
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Islamabad
Mr. Muhammad Shahid Shafique
Rs. 6,093,008/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Grade 1- 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
42
42
42
August
42
42
42
September
42
42
42
October
42
42
42
November
42
42
42
December
42
42
42
Month-wise Breakup
The Court was established in the month of August 2013
11.5
| 130
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Lahore
Mr. Rana Abdul Hafeez
Rs. 9,167,008/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Registrar
Private Secretary
Reader
Stenographer
Assistant
UDC
LDC
Driver
Daftary
Biliff
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper
21
17
18
16
15
14
9
7
5
3
2
3
2
1
1
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
Working
Strength
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
Vacant
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
824
Month-wise Breakup
824
January
903
February
918
March
929
April
985
May
988
June
943
July
944
August
956
September
860
October
884
November
886
December
Institution
during the year
335
Transfer
Total
998
Disposal during
the year
109
Balance on
31-12-2013
889
-161
81
16
18
59
21
23
22
17
22
31
18
7
0
0
0
0
-5
-50
0
0
-99
-7
0
0
905
919
936
988
1001
961
965
961
879
884
902
893
2
1
7
3
13
18
21
5
19
0
16
4
903
918
929
985
988
943
944
956
860
884
886
889
11.6
| 131
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Karachi
Mr. Mir Muhammad Shaikh
8,878,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
10
Daftary
11
Bailiff
12
Naib Qasid
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
382
Institution
during the year
64
Transfer
Total
446
Disposal during
the year
71
Balance on
31-12-2013
375
Month-wise Breakup
382
January
385
10
375
February
375
377
368
March
368
370
361
April
361
369
360
May
360
366
357
June
357
360
354
July
354
357
353
August
353
356
353
September
353
359
353
October
353
12
365
362
November
362
370
367
December
367
375
375
11.7
| 132
Special Court (Offences in Banks), Peshawar
Mr. Ikramullah Khan
Rs. 6,194,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Presiding Officer
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
UDC
LDC
Driver
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Mali
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
4
Transfer
Total
13
Disposal during
the year
6
Balance on
31-12-2013
7
Month-wise Breakup
January
10
10
February
10
10
March
10
10
April
10
11
11
May
11
11
10
June
10
10
July
August
September
10
10
October
10
10
November
December
12.
12.1
Establishment of the Tribunal
| 135
Section 121 of the Insurance Ordinance, 2000 empowers the Federal Government to
constitute a Tribunal or Tribunals in consultation with the Securities and Exchange
Commission of Pakistan to exercise jurisdiction under this Ordinance. The Federal
Government may, confer all or any of the powers of the Tribunal on any District or
Additional District and Sessions Judge of an area where for any reason, it may not be
expedient to constitute a separate Tribunal. The Tribunal consists of a Chairperson from
the serving or retired Judges of the High Court and not less than two members having
such knowledge or experience of life insurance, non-life insurance, actuarial science,
finance, economics, law, accountancy, administration or other discipline as would, in the
opinion of the Federal Government, enable them to discharge the duties and functions
as members of the Tribunal. The said Ordinance empowers the Tribunal to exercise all
the powers vested in a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in respect of a
claim filed by a policy holder against Insurance Company. Similarly, the Tribunal has
been empowered with the same powers as are vested in the Court of Sessions under
the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 to try the offences punishable under this
Ordinance with such other powers and functions conferred or assigned to it by or under
this Ordinance.
12.2

Under section 123 of the said Ordinance the Tribunal has to follow procedure as may be
prescribed for trial of an application and have the same powers as are vested in a Civil
Court trying suit under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 for summoning and enforcing
the attendance of any person, examining him on oath, requiring the discovery and
production of documents and material objects, receiving evidence on affidavits and
issuing commissions for the examination of witnesses or documents. If, in the course of
the trial of an application, any one of its members ceases to hold office, or is, for any
reason, unable to attend the sittings of
notwithstanding such vacancy, and
that Tribunal, the trial shall continue
the decision may be given by the remaining
| 136
members and if there is a difference of opinion among its members, the opinion of the
majority shall prevail provided that where the members are equally divided on any point
it shall be decided in accordance with the views of the Chairperson. The Ordinance also
provides that the decision of a Tribunal shall be given in writing and shall be signed by
the Chairperson and a copy thereof shall be given by the Tribunal to each party to the
dispute and a copy shall also be forwarded to the Commission.
12.3
Appeal
Under section 124 of the said Ordinance the decision of the Tribunal on any application
shall be final and shall not be questioned in any Court or before any other Authority.
However, any party aggrieved by a decision of the Tribunal may, if the amount of the
claim in dispute or the penalty prescribed, as the case may be, is not less than one
hundred thousand rupees, prefer an appeal to the High Court within a period of thirty
days from the date of such decision to be heard by a Bench of not less than two judges
of the High Court having territorial jurisdiction over the relevant Tribunal.
12.4
| 137
Consolidated Statement of Insurance Appellate Tribunal

Pendency on
01-01-2013
53
Institution
During the year
18
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
70
53
70
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
18
6
4
2
1
0
12.5
| 138
Insurance Appellate Tribunal, Karachi
Vacant
Rs. 3,645,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
21
Member
20
16
Reader
11
UDC
Driver
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
53
18
71
70
Month-wise Breakup
January
53
54
54
February
54
58
58
March
58
60
60
April
60
63
63
May
63
64
64
June
64
64
64
July
64
66
66
August
66
66
65
September
65
65
65
October
65
65
65
November
65
69
69
December
69
70
70
Banking Courts
Banking Courts
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13.
Banking Courts
13.1
Establishment of the Court

The Financial Institution (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance, 2001 has been promulgated
to redress the issues relating to the Banking Companies loans, advances, credits,
finances and recoveries, etc.
Under section 5 of the said Ordinance the Federal
Government may establish as many courts as it considers necessary to exercise

jurisdiction in respect of cases in which the claim does not exceed fifty million rupees or
for the trial of offences under this Ordinance. A Judge of a Banking Court shall be
appointed by the Federal Government after consultation with the Chief Justice of the
High Court of the Province in which the Banking Court is established and no person shall
be appointed a Judge of a Banking Court unless he has been a Judge of High Court or is
or has been District Judge.
13.2

A Banking Court shall in all matters with respect to which the procedure has not been
provided under this Ordinance, follow the procedure laid down in the Code of Civil
Procedure, 1908 and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. Where a borrower or
customer or a financial institution commits a default in fulfillment of any obligation with
regard to any finance, the financial institution or, as the case may be, the customer may
institute a suit in the Banking Court by presenting a plaint which shall be verified on
oath, in the case of a financial institution, by the Branch Manager or such other officer
of the financial institution as may be duly authorized in this behalf by power of attorney
or otherwise. The plaint shall be supported by a statement of account which, in the
case of a financial institution, shall be duly certified under the Bankers Book Evidence
Act, 1891 (XVII of 1891), and all other relevant documents relating to the grant of
finance. Copies of the plaint, statement of account and other relevant documents shall
be filed in the Banking Court in sufficient numbers so that there is one set of copies for
each defendant and one extra copy.
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Consolidated Statement of Banking Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
45841
Institution During
the year
24067
Transferred /
Abated
-175
Disposal During
the Year
26785
Balance on
31-12-2013
43130
45841
43130
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
27000
24000
21000
18000
15000
26785
12000
24067
9000
6000
3000
0
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Banking Court, Islamabad
Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Shahid Shafiq
Rs. 6,093,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
10
Grade 1 to 3

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
368
1473
1841
262
1579
63
1473
1536
11
1525
September
1525
70
1595
61
1534
October
1534
81
1615
52
1563
November
1563
58
1621
80
1541
1541
96
Month-wise Breakup
August
1637
58
1579
0
The Court was established in the month of August 2013. Cases from Banking Court Rawalpindi were
transferred to this court.
December
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Banking Court - I, Gujranwala
Name of the Judge:
Rana Muhammad Yousaf
Rs. 7,959,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
2135
Institution
during the year
935
Transfer
Total
3070
Disposal during
the year
1077
Balance on
31-12-2013
2099
Month-wise Breakup
2135
January
121
2256
147
2109
February
2109
111
2220
133
2087
March
2087
108
2195
111
2084
April
2084
78
2162
89
2073
May
2073
60
2133
99
2034
June
2034
62
2096
98
1998
July
1998
58
2056
72
1984
August
1984
109
2093
37
2056
September
2056
54
2110
76
2034
October
2034
64
2098
90
2008
November
2008
44
2052
65
1987
December
2093
66
2159
60
2099
The Difference in the month of December is due to physical verification

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13.6
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Banking Court - II, Gujranwala
Name of the Judge:
Syed Imam Ali Shah
Rs. 7,584,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1789
Institution
during the year
734
Transfer
Total
2523
Disposal during
the year
791
Balance on
31-12-2013
1732
Month-wise Breakup
January
1789
107
1896
77
1819
February
1819
73
1892
67
1825
March
1825
82
1907
78
1829
April
1829
64
1893
56
1837
May
1837
66
1903
57
1846
June
1846
51
1897
67
1830
July
1830
56
1886
69
1817
August
1817
25
1842
31
1811
September
1811
67
1878
83
1795
October
1795
45
1840
111
1729
November
1729
65
1794
37
1757
December
1757
33
1790
58
1732
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13.7 Banking Court - I, Faisalabad

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Khalid Mehmood
Rs. 7,903,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
3008
Institution
during the year
1226
Transfer
Total
4234
Disposal during
the year
1335
Balance on
31-12-2013
2899
Month-wise Breakup
January
3008
118
3126
150
2976
February
2976
69
3045
27
3018
March
3018
103
3121
12
3109
April
3109
84
3193
17
3176
May
3176
46
3222
149
3073
June
3073
70
3143
109
3034
July
3034
94
3128
152
2976
August
2976
63
3039
58
2981
September
2981
171
3152
64
3088
October
3088
170
3258
266
2992
November
2992
175
3167
170
2997
December
2997
63
3060
161
2899
Banking Courts
13.8
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Banking Court - II, Faisalabad
Name of the Judge:
Mr. Asghar Ali Faheem Bhatti
Rs. 8,291,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2344
1512
3856
878
2978
Month-wise Breakup
2344
January
182
2526
156
2370
February
2370
160
2530
48
2482
March
2482
148
2630
20
2610
April
2610
126
2736
15
2721
May
2721
119
2840
148
2692
June
2692
183
2875
156
2719
July
2719
210
2929
116
2813
August
2813
104
2917
101
2816
September
2816
123
2939
98
2841
October
2841
42
2883
20
2863
November
2863
28
2891
2891
December
2891
87
2978
2978
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13.9
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Banking Court - I, Lahore
Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Nawaz
Rs. 9,655,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2875
1945
4820
2113
2707
Month-wise Breakup
2875
January
117
2992
152
2840
February
2840
205
3045
275
2770
March
2770
184
2954
228
2726
April
2726
188
2914
234
2680
May
2680
176
2856
246
2610
June
2610
222
2832
188
2644
July
2644
173
2817
244
2573
August
2573
99
2672
147
2525
September
2525
173
2698
182
2516
October
2516
230
2746
217
2529
November
2529
95
2624
2624
December
2624
83
2707
2707
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13.10 Banking Court - II, Lahore

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Maqsood Ahmed Solehri
Rs. 8,950,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Personnel Secretary
18
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
3493
1436
4929
2032
2897
Month-wise Breakup
3493
January
56
3549
130
3419
February
3419
109
3528
181
3347
March
3347
169
3516
103
3413
April
3413
85
3498
154
3344
May
3344
100
3444
163
3281
June
3281
158
3439
155
3284
July
3284
165
3449
67
3382
August
3382
124
3506
90
3416
September
3416
101
3517
204
3313
October
3313
88
3401
299
3102
November
3102
120
3222
264
2958
December
2958
161
3119
222
2897
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13.11 Banking Court - III, Lahore

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Mehar Muhammad Nawaz
Rs. 7,495,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
3498
1845
5343
2459
2884
Month-wise Breakup
3498
January
225
3723
183
3540
February
3540
131
3671
268
3403
March
3403
144
3547
241
3306
April
3306
119
3425
186
3239
May
3239
113
3352
159
3193
June
3193
127
3320
122
3198
July
3198
94
3292
117
3175
August
3175
90
3265
66
3199
September
3199
195
3394
291
3103
October
3103
220
3323
285
3038
November
3038
209
3247
337
2910
December
2910
178
3088
204
2884
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13.12 Banking Court - IV, Lahore

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Khalid Nawaz
Rs. 8,279,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
3336
Institution
during the year
2026
Transfer
Total
5360
Disposal during
the year
2471
Balance on
31-12-2013
2891
Month-wise Breakup
January
3336
86
3422
179
3243
February
3243
114
3357
306
3051
March
3051
108
3159
130
3029
April
3029
232
3261
224
3037
May
3037
138
3175
195
2980
June
2980
176
3156
184
2972
July
2972
156
3128
232
2896
August
2896
61
2957
116
2841
September
2841
607
3448
463
2985
October
2985
81
3066
139
2927
November
2927
114
3041
158
2883
December
2883
153
3036
145
2891
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13.13 Banking Court, Bahawalpur

Name of the Judge:
Mrs. Uzma Chughtai
Rs. 9,091,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1687
Institution
during the year
916
Transfer
Total
2603
Disposal during
the year
963
Balance on
31-12-2013
1640
Month-wise Breakup
January
1687
107
1794
88
1706
February
1706
99
1805
98
1707
March
1707
104
1811
98
1713
April
1713
149
1862
149
1713
May
1713
120
1833
87
1746
June
1746
31
1777
70
1707
July
1707
59
1766
36
1730
August
1730
50
1780
42
1738
September
1738
57
1795
52
1743
October
1743
66
1809
120
1689
November
1689
38
1727
77
1650
December
1650
36
1686
46
1640
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13.14 Banking Court, Rawalpindi

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Tanvir Mir
Rs. 7,799,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1859
Institution
during the year
1781
Transfer
Total
1994
Disposal during
the year
1311
Balance on
31-12-2013
683
-1646
Month-wise Breakup
January
1859
163
2022
171
1851
February
1851
187
2038
184
1854
March
1854
234
2088
185
1903
April
1903
158
2061
163
1898
May
1898
230
2128
72
2056
June
2056
215
-263
2008
80
1928
July
1928
111
-753
1286
98
1188
August
1188
117
-435
870
37
833
September
833
82
-195
720
106
614
October
614
87
701
75
626
November
626
73
699
69
630
December
630
124
754
71
683
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13.15 Banking Court, Sargodha

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Ikramullah
Rs. 7,928,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
932
895
1827
892
935
Month-wise Breakup
932
January
69
1001
77
924
February
924
46
970
46
924
March
924
79
1003
1000
April
1000
71
1071
84
987
May
987
77
1064
62
1002
June
1002
76
1078
68
1010
July
1010
109
1119
132
987
August
987
102
1089
76
1013
September
1013
84
1097
65
1032
October
1032
48
1080
38
1042
November
1042
82
1124
147
977
December
977
52
1029
94
935
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13.16 Banking Court - I, Multan

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Mazhar Hussain
Rs. 8,735,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
Farash
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
2148
Institution
during the year
830
Transfer
Total
2978
Disposal during
the year
1072
Balance on
31-12-2013
1906
Month-wise Breakup
January
2148
132
2280
2272
February
2272
44
2316
76
2240
March
2241
55
2296
72
2224
April
2224
71
2295
109
2186
May
2186
45
2231
109
2122
June
2122
96
2218
81
2137
July
2137
115
2252
61
2191
August
2191
29
2220
35
2185
September
2185
46
2231
104
2127
October
2127
14
2141
120
2021
November
2021
113
2134
125
2009
December
2009
69
2078
172
1906
The difference of -1 case in the month of March is due to Physical Verification

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13.17 Banking Court - II, Multan

Name of the Judge:
Sheikh Khalid Bashir
Rs. 9,644,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailif
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1716
1231
2947
1207
1740
Month-wise Breakup
1716
January
101
1817
76
1741
February
1741
67
1808
79
1729
March
1729
71
1800
43
1757
April
1757
20
1777
22
1755
May
1755
47
1802
65
1737
June
1737
50
1787
34
1753
July
1753
56
1809
53
1756
August
1756
24
1780
81
1699
September
1699
272
1971
101
1870
October
1870
90
1960
154
1806
November
1806
161
1967
207
1760
December
1760
272
2032
292
1740
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13.18 Banking Court - III, Multan

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Saleem
Rs. 8,393,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1831
Institution
during the year
1316
Transfer
Total
3147
Disposal during
the year
1511
Balance on
31-12-2013
1636
Month-wise Breakup
January
1831
148
1979
178
1801
February
1801
60
1861
88
1773
March
1773
109
1882
112
1770
April
1770
143
1913
143
1770
May
1770
79
1849
100
1749
June
1749
93
1842
97
1745
July
1745
70
1815
71
1744
August
1744
55
1799
55
1744
September
1744
181
1925
184
1741
October
1741
208
1949
236
1713
November
1713
38
1751
18
1733
December
1733
132
1865
229
1636
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13.19 Banking Court I, Karachi

Name of the Judge:
Mrs. Naseem Mansoor
Rs. 9,733,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1521
Institution
during the year
278
Transfer
Total
1799
Disposal during
the year
503
Balance on
31-12-2013
1296
Month-wise Breakup
1521
January
20
1541
30
1511
February
1511
58
1569
34
1535
March
1535
1540
1537
April
1537
26
1563
1555
May
1555
1558
1558
June
1558
1558
1558
July
1558
36
1594
80
1514
August
1514
17
1531
75
1456
September
1456
14
1470
88
1382
October
1382
38
1420
57
1363
November
1363
29
1392
85
1307
December
1307
32
1339
43
1296
Banking Courts
| 159
13.20 Banking Court II, Karachi

Name of the Judge:
Ms. Hafiza Usman
Rs. 8,767,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
909
Institution
during the year
384
Transfer
Total
1293
Disposal during
the year
438
Balance on
31-12-2013
855
Month-wise Breakup
January
909
15
924
52
872
February
872
18
890
46
844
March
844
20
864
37
827
April
827
117
944
44
900
May
900
37
937
50
887
June
887
12
899
10
889
July
889
26
915
27
888
August
888
18
906
19
887
September
887
54
941
23
918
October
918
22
940
26
914
November
914
17
931
55
876
December
876
28
904
49
855
Banking Courts
| 160
13.21 Banking Court III, Karachi

Name of the Judge:
Mrs. Farzana Iqbal
Rs. 8,890,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1012
330
1342
339
1003
Month-wise Breakup
1012
January
17
1029
38
991
February
991
13
1004
34
970
March
970
64
1034
42
992
April
992
992
992
May
992
49
1041
1041
June
1041
14
1055
1053
July
1053
1062
45
1017
August
1017
29
1046
30
1016
September
1016
55
1071
44
1027
October
1027
25
1052
38
1014
November
1014
1019
34
985
December
985
50
1035
32
1003
Banking Courts
| 161
13.22 Banking Court IV, Karachi

Name of the Judge:
Mrs. Sher Bano Karim
Rs. 7,849,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
828
178
-2
1004
183
821
Month-wise Breakup
828
January
-2
826
826
February
826
30
856
21
835
March
835
21
856
847
April
847
20
867
15
852
May
852
852
852
June
852
852
852
July
852
36
888
25
863
August
863
866
14
852
September
852
26
878
17
861
October
861
17
878
13
865
November
865
869
29
840
December
840
21
861
40
821
Banking Courts
| 162
13.23 Banking Court V, Karachi

Name of the Judge:
Ms. Hafiza Usman (Additional Charge)

Rs. 8,355,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
855
198
1053
105
948
Month-wise Breakup
855
January
22
877
23
854
February
854
56
910
31
879
March
879
25
904
897
April
897
59
956
13
943
May
943
947
946
June
946
946
946
July
946
11
957
954
August
954
954
952
September
952
953
18
935
October
935
20
955
949
November
949
949
948
December
948
948
948
Banking Courts
| 163
13.24 Banking Court I, Hyderabad

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Azeem
Rs. 8,442,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
18
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2658
626
3284
1501
1783
Month-wise Breakup
2658
January
30
2688
100
2588
February
2588
52
2640
299
2341
March
2341
59
2400
379
2021
April
2021
64
2085
162
1923
May
1923
61
1984
93
1891
June
1891
65
1956
194
1762
July
1762
54
1816
40
1776
August
1776
50
1826
69
1757
September
1757
45
1802
63
1739
October
1739
43
1782
33
1749
November
1749
32
1781
40
1741
December
1741
71
1812
29
1783
Banking Courts
| 164
13.25 Banking Court II, Hyderabad

Name of the Judge:
Mrs. Zareena Abbasi
Rs. 8,240,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
1419
304
1723
404
1395
Month-wise Breakup
1419
January
17
1436
50
1386
February
1462
52
1514
61
1453
March
1453
1454
20
1434
April
1434
42
1476
26
1450
May
1450
1450
29
1421
June
1421
1421
26
1395
July
1395
27
1422
40
1382
August
1382
25
1407
1407
September
1407
1407
18
1389
October
1389
34
1423
68
1355
November
1355
49
1404
39
1365
December
1365
57
1422
27
0
Difference in the Month of February is due to Physical Verification
1395
Banking Courts
| 165
13.26 Banking Court I, Sukkur

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Abdul Rehman Bhatti
Rs. 9,178,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
894
640
1534
539
995
Month-wise Breakup
894
January
48
942
82
860
February
860
40
900
31
869
March
869
16
885
883
April
883
25
908
903
May
903
36
939
932
June
932
18
950
948
July
948
36
984
982
August
982
84
1066
77
989
September
989
50
1039
86
953
October
953
77
1030
94
936
November
936
93
1029
76
953
December
953
117
1070
75
995
Banking Courts
| 166
13.27 Banking Court II, Sukkur

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Syed Shakeel Haider
Rs. 8,246,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Qasid
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
777
277
1054
421
633
Month-wise Breakup
777
January
38
815
47
768
February
768
773
772
March
772
13
785
785
April
785
90
875
870
May
870
26
896
888
June
888
18
906
903
July
903
903
902
August
902
908
26
882
September
882
18
900
96
804
October
804
16
820
104
716
November
716
32
748
43
705
December
705
15
720
87
633
Banking Courts
| 167
13.28 Banking Court I, Larkana

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Zulfiqar Ali
Rs. 7,600,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
441
214
655
368
287
Month-wise Breakup
441
January
26
467
21
446
February
446
13
459
17
442
March
442
10
452
107
345
April
345
35
380
76
304
May
304
35
339
17
322
June
322
331
27
304
July
304
14
318
317
August
317
14
331
26
305
September
305
24
329
17
312
October
312
16
328
20
308
November
308
10
318
16
302
December
302
310
23
287
Banking Courts
| 168
13.29 Banking Court II, Larkana

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Manthar Ali Jatoi
Rs. 7,648,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
157
173
330
165
165
Month-wise Breakup
157
January
25
182
24
158
February
158
31
189
184
March
184
190
187
April
187
14
201
12
189
May
189
14
203
198
June
198
204
202
July
202
205
205
August
205
210
35
175
September
175
24
199
24
175
October
175
18
193
25
168
November
168
17
185
178
December
178
10
188
23
165
Banking Courts
| 169
13.30 Banking Court, Abbotabad

Name of the Judge:
Syed Rafiq Hussain Shah
Rs. 8,547,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
122
381
503
310
193
Month-wise Breakup
122
January
44
166
166
February
166
45
211
45
166
March
166
37
203
48
155
April
155
34
189
36
153
May
153
160
22
138
June
138
11
149
25
124
July
124
19
143
18
125
August
125
18
143
15
128
September
128
50
178
31
147
October
147
36
183
24
159
November
159
40
199
19
180
December
180
40
220
27
193
Banking Courts
| 170
13.31 Banking Court - I, Peshawar

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Tariq Wali
Rs. 9,497,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Registrar
17
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
10
Naib Qasid
11
Farash
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
448
348
796
398
398
Month-wise Breakup
448
January
55
503
56
447
February
447
40
487
34
453
March
453
28
481
40
441
April
441
20
461
60
401
May
401
20
421
54
367
June
367
44
411
35
376
July
376
55
431
28
403
August
403
13
416
14
402
September
402
62
464
68
396
October
396
11
407
398
November
398
398
398
December
398
398
398
Banking Courts
| 171
13.32 Banking Court - II, Peshawar

Name of the Judge:
Mr. Saleem Jan
Rs. 7,635,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
10
Farash
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
927
Institution
during the year
506
Transfer
Total
1433
Disposal during
the year
544
Balance on
31-12-2013
889
Month-wise Breakup
January
927
80
1007
90
917
February
917
71
988
71
917
March
917
43
960
53
907
April
907
38
945
53
892
May
892
52
944
59
885
June
885
33
918
42
876
July
876
17
893
28
865
August
865
26
891
29
862
September
862
44
906
40
866
October
866
43
909
25
884
November
884
42
926
34
892
December
892
17
909
20
889
Banking Courts
| 172
13.33 Banking Court, Quetta

Name of the Judge:
Rs. 9,918,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Title of Post
Judge
Registrar
Stenographer
Reader
Nazir
UDC
LDC
Driver
Bailiff
Naib Qasid
Farash
Chowkidar
Sweeper
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
21
17
16
11
8
9
7
5
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
222
234
456
193
263
Month-wise Breakup
222
January
222
222
February
222
15
237
13
224
March
224
21
245
18
227
April
227
46
273
15
258
May
258
49
307
31
276
June
276
280
10
270
July
270
36
306
29
277
August
277
280
272
September
272
25
297
31
266
October
266
15
281
19
262
November
262
16
278
11
267
December
267
271
263
Commercial Courts
Commercial Courts
14.
14.1
| 175
Commercial Courts
Establishment of Commercial Courts
The Import and Export Act, 1950 provides for the establishment of Commercial Courts.
Under section 5A of the said Act the Federal Government may establish as many
Commercial Courts as it considers necessary. A Commercial Court shall consist of a
person who is or has been either a Sessions Judge or High Court Judge, who shall be the
Chairman, and two members to be appointed by the Federal Government from amongst
the officers of the Federal Government not below BPS-19 to be nominated by the
Ministry of Commerce from businessmen or Executives whose names appear on the
panel of such persons to be drawn by the Federal Government in consultation with the
Federation of Pakistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
14.2

A Commercial Court shall, in all matters with respect to which no procedure has been
prescribed by this Act, follow the procedure prescribed by the Code of Criminal
Procedure, 1898 for trial of cases by Magistrates, and a person conducting prosecution
before a Commercial Court shall be deemed to be a Public Prosecutor. An appeal may
be filed against the decision of the Commercial Court to the High Court within thirty
days. No act or proceedings of a Commercial Court shall be invalid by reason only of the
absence of one or more members, or the existence of any vacancy amongst its
members, or any defect in its composition provided that the Court shall not hear a case
in the absence of the Chairman. A Commercial Court shall, as far as may be, dispose of a
matter within a period of ninety days from the filing of the complaint. However, any
decision of the Commercial Court shall not be rendered invalid by reason of any delay in
the disposal of a matter.
In view of data received from the concerned quarters a Commercial Court has been
established under the said Act for Sindh and Balochistan at Karachi. Similarly, two
Commercial Courts have been established for Karachi and Lahore.
Commercial Courts
14.3
| 176
Consolidated Statement of Commercial Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
23
Institution During
the year
0
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
22
23
22
25
1.2
1
0.8
0.6
1
0.4
0.2
0
0
Commercial Courts
14.4
| 177
Commercial Court for Punjab & Khyber Pakhtunkhwa at Lahore
Vacant
Rs. 2,540,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Reader
11
LDC
Qasid
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
18
18
18
January
18
18
18
February
18
18
18
March
18
18
18
April
18
18
18
May
18
18
18
June
18
18
18
July
18
18
18
August
18
18
18
September
18
18
18
October
18
18
18
November
18
18
18
December
18
18
18
Month-wise Breakup
Commercial Courts
14.5
| 178
Commercial Court, Karachi
Vacant
Rs. 22,25,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Reader
11
UDC
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
15.
| 181

The Service Tribunals Act, 1973 was enacted to establish Service Tribunals to exercise
jurisdictions in respect of matters relating to the terms and conditions of service of civil
servants. Under section 3 of the Service Tribunals Act, 1973, the President may,
establish one or more Service Tribunals to exercise jurisdiction under this Act. The
Tribunal shall have exclusive jurisdiction in respect of matters relating to the terms and
conditions of service of civil servants, including disciplinary matters. The Tribunal shall
consist of a Chairman, being a person who is, or has been, or is qualified to be a Judge of
a High Court; and such number of members not less than three, each of whom is a
person who possesses qualifications as prescribed under the rules. The Chairman and
members of the Tribunal shall be appointed by the President.
15.1
Branch Registries of the Tribunal

In addition to the principal seat of the Federal Service Tribunal at Islamabad, two
permanent benches one each at Lahore and Karachi have been established to facilitate
the civil servants of those regions.
15.2
Procedure to file Appeal before the Tribunal

Any civil servant aggrieved by any final order, whether original or appellate, made by
departmental authority in respect of any of the terms and conditions of his/her service
may, within 30 days of the communication of such order to him, prefer an appeal to the
respective tribunal having jurisdiction in the matter. Where an appeal, review or
representation to a departmental authority is provided under any law or any rules no
appeal shall lie against any such order to the Tribunal unless the aggrieved civil servant
has preferred an appeal or application for review or representation to such
departmental authority and a period of 90 days has elapsed from the date on which
such appeal, application or representation was so preferred.
15.3
Appeal to the Supreme Court of Pakistan

In case any party to the appeal is not satisfied with the order of the Tribunal, such party
may file appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan within 60 days of the date of
communication of the said order / judgment.
15.4
| 182
Consolidated Statement of Federal Service Tribunal

Pendency on
01-01-2013
3556
Institution During
the year
3092
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
1268
Balance on
31-12-2013
5380
3556
5380
2000
4000
6000
3500
3000
2500
2000
1500
3092
1000
1268
500
0
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15.5 Federal Service Tribunal, Islamabad (Principal Seat)

Mr. Justice (R) Abdul Ghani Shaikh
Name of the Members:
1. Mr. Mahmood Salim Mahmod
2. Syed Hamid Ali Bukhari
3. Mr. Muhammad Ali Afridi
4. Syed Mir Muhammad
5. Mr. Jaweed Akhter
6. Mr. Muhammad Iqbal Sheikh
7. Mr. Junaid Iqbal Chaudhry
8. Mr. Ali Nawaz Channa
9. Mr. Muhammad Ashfaq Baloch
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
Ex. Judge
H.C
Member
22/21
10
Registrar
19
Deputy Registrar
18
Administrative Officer
17
Private Secretary
17,18&19
11
Assistant Registrar
17
Superintendent
16
Reader
16
10
Stenographer
16
11
Assistant in charge
15
12
Assistant
14
13
Stenotypist
14
14
Library Assistant
12
15
UDC
16
LDC
12
12
17
Staff Car Driver
13
13
| 184
18
Dispatch Rider
19
D.M.O
20
Qasid
10
21
Record Sorter
22
Daftary
23
Naib Qasid
16
16
24
Farash
25
Process Server
26
Chowkidar
27
Mali
28
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
2483
2685
5168
1071
4097
Month-wise Breakup
January
2483
141
2624
208
2416
February
2416
485
2901
180
2721
March
2721
240
2961
306
2655
April
2655
394
3049
210
2839
May
2839
238
3077
68
3009
June
3009
141
3150
3150
July
3150
264
3414
69
3345
August
3345
261
3606
25
3581
September
3581
119
3700
3695
October
3695
103
3798
3798
November
3798
150
3948
3948
December
3948
149
4097
4097
15.6
| 185
Federal Service Tribunal, Lahore Bench

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
622
267
889
92
797
Month-wise Breakup
622
January
630
625
February
625
22
647
11
636
March
636
35
671
662
April
662
22
684
22
662
May
662
26
688
23
665
June
665
40
705
705
July
705
28
733
727
August
727
20
747
16
731
September
731
36
767
767
October
767
775
775
November
775
784
784
December
784
13
797
797
15.7
Federal Service Tribunal, Karachi Bench

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
451
140
591
105
486
Month-wise Breakup
451
January
13
464
20
444
February
444
12
456
36
420
March
420
14
434
24
410
April
410
10
420
16
404
May
404
24
428
421
June
421
425
425
July
425
11
436
436
August
436
18
454
452
September
452
461
461
October
461
469
469
November
469
476
476
December
476
10
486
486
16.
16.1
Establishment of the Competition Commission of Pakistan
| 189
The Competition Commission of Pakistan was established under section 12 of the

Competition Act, 2010 to make provisions to ensure free competition in all spheres of
commercial and economic activities to enhance economic efficiency and to protect
consumers from anti-competitive behavior and to provide for the establishment of the
Competition Commission of Pakistan to maintain and enhance competition. The
Commission consists of not less than five and not more than seven members. The head
office of the Commission is situated in Islamabad.
16.2
Procedure of the Commission

Section 28 of the said Act provides the functions and powers of the Commission inter
alia to initiate proceedings in accordance with the procedures of the Competition Act
and make orders in cases of contravention of the provisions of the said Act, to conduct
studies for promoting competition in all sectors of commercial and economic activities,
to conduct enquiries into the affairs of any undertaking as may be necessary for the
purpose of the said Act, to engage in competition advocacy. The Competition
Commission of Pakistan for the purpose of proceeding or enquiry has the same powers
under section 33 as are vested to Civil Court. The Commission under section 38 is
empowered to impose the penalties. An appeal lies to an Appellate Bench of the
Commission under section 41 of the Act, within thirty days after passing the order by
the Commission.
16.3

The Federal Government constitute the Competition Appellate Tribunal which consists
of a Chairperson who shall be a person who has been a Judge of the Supreme Court or is
a retired Chief Justice of a High Court and two technical members who shall be persons
of ability, integrity and have special knowledge and professional experience of not less
than ten years in international trade, economics, law, finance and accountancy. Under
section 42 of the Competition Act, 2010 any person aggrieved by an order of the
Commission comprising two or more members or of the Appellate Bench of the
| 190
Commission may prefer an appeal to the Competition Appellate Tribunal. The

Competition Appellate Tribunal shall decide an appeal expeditiously within six months
of its presentation. Under section 44 of the Competition Act, 2010 any person aggrieved
by an order of the Competition Appellate Tribunal may prefer an appeal within sixty
days to the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
16.4
| 191
Consolidated Statement of Competition Appellate Tribunal

Pendency on
01-01-2013
Institution During
the year
Transferred /
Abated
Disposal During
the Year
Balance on
31-12-2013
51
24
26
49
51
49
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
28
24
20
16
12
24
26
8
4
0
16.5
| 192
Competition Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad

Members:
Mr. Justice Faqir Muhammad Khokhar (Retired on 15.4.2013)

Mr. Khalid Aziz Mirza (Member)
Raja Imran Aziz
Rs. 33,317,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Title of Post
BPS
Chairperson
Members
Registrar
Private Secretary
Stenographer
Reader
Computer Operator
Stenotypist
UDC
Driver
Dispatch Rider
Grade 1 to 3
Sanctioned
Strength
1
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
4
4
1
13
21
18
17
16
16
14
14
14
9
4
4
-
Working
Strength
0
1
1
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
6
Vacant
1
1
0
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
0
0
7

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
51
24
75
26
49
January
51
51
51
February
51
52
52
March
52
54
26
28
April
28
32
32
May
32
34
34
June
34
15
49
49
July
49
49
49
August
49
49
49
September
49
49
49
October
49
49
49
November
49
49
49
December
49
49
49
Month-wise Breakup
17.
17.1
| 195

Establishment of Provincial Service Tribunals
The Provincial Service Tribunals were established under the Provincial Service Tribunals
Acts in each province to exercise exclusive jurisdiction regarding the matters relating to
the terms and conditions of service in respect of the services of the respective Province
and for matters connected therewith and ancillary thereto. Provisions of the provincial
statutes empower the Governors in the provinces, to establish one or more Service
Tribunals to exercise jurisdiction under the relevant statute to redress grievance of a
provincial civil servant. The Tribunal shall have exclusive jurisdiction in respect of matters
relating to the terms and conditions of service of civil servants, including disciplinary
matters. The Tribunal shall consist of a Chairman, being a person who is, or has been, or is
qualified to be a Judge of the High Court and such number of members not less than
three, each of whom is a person who possesses prescribed qualifications. The Chairman
and members of the Tribunal shall be appointed by the Governor or Government, as the
case may be.
17.2
Procedure to File Appeal before the Tribunal

Any provincial civil servant aggrieved by any final order, whether original or appellate,
made by departmental authority in respect of any term and condition of his/her service
may, within 30 days of the communication of such order to him, prefer an appeal to the
respective Tribunal having jurisdiction in the matter. Where an appeal, review or
representation to a departmental authority is provided under any law or any rule, no
appeal shall lie against any such order to the Tribunal unless the aggrieved civil servant
has preferred an appeal or application for review or representation to such departmental
authority and a period of 90 days has elapsed from the date on which such appeal,
application or representation was so preferred.
17.3
Appeal to the Supreme Court of Pakistan

In case any party to the appeal is not satisfied with the order of the Provincial Tribunal,
such party may file appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan within 60 days of the
date of communication of the said order / judgment.
17.4
| 196
Consolidated Statement of Provincial Service Tribunals

Pendency on
01-01-2013
7588
Institution During
the year
5163
Transferred /
Abated
258
Disposal During
the Year
3302
Balance on
31-12-2013
9707
7588
9707
2500
5000
7500
10000
6000
5000
4000
3000
5163
2000
3302
1000
0
17.5
| 197
Punjab Service Tribunal, Lahore
Name of Chairman:
Justice(R) Muhammad Sayyed Akhtar

1. Rai Ijaz Ali Zaigham
2. Mr. Karim Bakhsh Abid
3. Mr. Muhammad Tariq Ayub Ch
4. Mr. Shafiq Hussain Bokhari
5. Ch. Abdul Majeed
6. Mr. Najam Saeed
Rs. 57,262,000/-
Statement Showing Sanctioned & Working Strength of officers / officials

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Chairman
Members
20&21
Registrar
18
Assistant Registrar
16
Superintendent
16
Private Secretary
17
Personal Assistant
16
S. Stenographer
16
Assistant Librarian
15
10
Stenographer
14
11
Assistant
14
12
Senior Clerk
10
10
13
Junior Clerk/ Telephone Attendant
14
Driver
4&5
15
Dispatch Rider
16
Daftri
17
Naib Qasid
1&2
14
14
18
Chowkidar
19
Sanitary Worker
1&2
| 198

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the
year
Transfer/
Restored/
Re-opened
Total
Disposal
during the
year
Balance on
31-12-2013
4190
2896
249
7335
1878
5457
Month-wise Breakup
January
4190
569
16
4775
381
4394
February
4394
668
5065
331
4734
March
4734
582
56
5372
467
4905
April
4905
360
170
5435
153
5282
May
5282
289
-1
5570
192
5378
June
5378
124
-10
5492
18
5474
July
5474
55
-9
5520
57
5463
August
5463
10
-1
5472
5468
September
5468
113
-11
5570
93
5477
October
5477
50
28
5555
60
5495
November
5495
32
5529
40
5489
December
5489
44
5539
82
5457
17.6
| 199
Sindh Service Tribunal, Karachi
Name of Chairman
Justice (R) Ghulam Nabi Soomro (upto 23.5.2013)

Justice (R) Mujeebullah Siddiqui (28.6.2013 15.7.2013)
Mr. Qazi Qamaruddin

Mrs. Akhtar A. Choudhry
Mr. Ameer Faisal
Rs. 44,198,400/-
Total Annual Budget (2013-14)

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
21&20
Chairman
Member I & II
Registrar
18
PS to Chairman
17
Assistant Registrar
16
Superintendent
16
Sr. Scale Stenographers
16
Assistant
14
Data Processing Assistants
12
10
Reader
11
11
Senior Clerks
12
Junior Clerks
13
Typists
14
Drivers
15
Bailiff
16
Daftri
17
Naib Qasid
10
10
18
Chowkidar
19
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on 3112-2013
263
189
461
435
26
263
42
305
296
Month-wise Breakup
January
| 200
February
296
13
309
19
290
March
290
18
308
17
291
April
291
14
305
297
May
297
304
15
289
June
289
294
294
July
294
14
309
137
172
August
172
21
195
87
108
September
108
117
54
63
October
63
26
89
43
46
November
46
11
58
32
26
December
26
13
40
14
26
17.7
| 201
Khyber Pakhtunkhawa Service Tribunal, Peshawar
Name of Chairman
Mr. Qalandar Ali Khan

1. Mr. Muhammad Aamir Nazir
2. Mr. Sultan Mehmood Khattak
Rs. 26,207,000/Statement Showing Sanctioned & Working Strength of officers / officials
Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member
Registrar
Manager (MIS)
Superintendent
S.S. Stenographer
Personal Assistant
Computer Operator
J.S Stenographer
Assistant
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftari
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Mali
Sweeper
21
20&21
17
17
16
16
16
14
14
14
9
7
4
2
1
1
1
1
Sanctioned
Strength
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
4
3
6
2
4
4
1
8
2
1
1
Working
Strength
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
3
3
1
7
2
1
1
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
3
2
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
2856
1662
4518
593
Balance
on 3112-2013
3925
2856
3091
3176
3185
3403
3492
3562
3710
3752
3822
3849
3905
336
171
78
253
101
82
173
71
111
81
98
107
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3192
3262
3254
3438
3504
3574
3735
3781
3863
3903
3947
4012
101
86
69
35
12
12
25
29
41
54
42
87
3091
3176
3185
3403
3492
3562
3710
3752
3822
3849
3905
3925
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
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17.8
Balochistan Service Tribunal, Quetta
Mr. Nasrullah Khan Achakzai
Name of Chairman
Mr. Zaheer ud din Kakar
Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim Sumalani
Mr. Farzand Ali Mengal

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member I
Member II
Registrar
Deputy Registrar
Superintendent
Accounts Officer
Record Keeper
Personal Secretary
Asst: Account Officer
Asst: Private Secretary
Asst: Accountant
Assistant
Reader
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Process Server
Mether
22
21
21
19
18
17
17
9
17
16
16
14
14
11
9
7
4,5&7
1&2
1&2
1
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
4
4
7
3
1
Working
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
2
1
0
2
1
0
4
7
1
0
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
4
0
0
2
1

Pendency on
1-1-2013
279
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
279
316
326
330
307
303
295
310
327
299
291
290
Institution
during the year
416
Transfer
Total
695
Disposal during
the year
396
Balance on
31-12-2013
299
39
16
55
26
45
38
42
26
37
32
30
30
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
318
332
381
356
352
341
337
336
364
331
321
320
2
6
51
49
49
46
27
9
65
40
31
21
316
326
330
307
303
295
310
327
299
291
290
299
18.
18.1
| 205
Anti- Corruption Courts (Provincial)

Establishment of the Courts
The Courts of Special Judge Anti Corruption (Provincial) have been established under the
Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1958 to provide for more speedy trial and effective
punishment of certain kinds of offences specified in the Schedule provided under
section 5 of the Act. The said Schedule includes offences punishable under section 161
to 166, 168, 217 and 218 of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860. The Schedule further
includes offences punishable under sections 403 to 409, 417 to 420, 465, 471 and 477 A
of the Pakistan Penal Code, 1860, when committed by any public servant as such or by
any person acting jointly with or abetting or attempting to abet or acting in conspiracy
with any public servant. Certain offences punishable under the Prevention of Corruption
Act, 1947 are also tri-able by the Court of Special Judge Anti Corruption (Provincial).
Under section 3 of the Act, the respective Provincial Government shall appoint as many
Special Judges as may be necessary to try and punish specified offences. No person shall
be appointed a Special Judge unless he is, or is qualified to be a Judge of the High Court
or has, for a period of not less than three years, exercised the powers under the Code of
Criminal Procedure, 1898 of a Sessions Judge, or an Additional Sessions Judge.
18.2
Procedure of the Courts

Under section 6 of the said Act the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898
except those of chapter 38 relating to the appointment of public prosecutor shall, in so
far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of the said Code, apply to the
proceedings of the court of a Special Judge who shall be deemed to be a Court of
Sessions trying cases without the aid of assessors or jury, and a person conducting
prosecution before the court of a Special Judge shall be deemed to be a Public
Prosecutor. The Federal Government in cases sent up by the Federal Investigating
Agency for trial, and in all other cases, the Provincial Government or their authorized
officer, as the case may be, shall, by general or special order, appoint one or more
persons to conduct prosecution before any Special Judge. At present seventeen Special
Courts (Provincial) are functional in the country two each at Lahore and Peshawar and
one each at Bahawalpur, Faisalabad, Multan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Gujranwala, Rawalpindi,
Sargodha, Sahiwal, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Karachi, Larkana and Quetta.

18.3 Consolidated Statement of Anti-Corruption Courts (Provincial)
Pendency on
01-01-2013
5325
Institution During
the year
3666
Transferred /
Abated
-7
Disposal During
the Year
2897
| 206
Balance on
31-12-2013
6087
5325
6087
2000
4000
6000
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
3666
1500
2897
1000
500
0
| 207
Anti-Corruption Court, Lahore
18.4
Name of Special Judge:
Mr. Habib Ullah Amir (Senior Special Judge)
Rs. 63,720,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Accounts Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Mali
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
263
Month-wise Breakup
Institution
during the year
303
Transfer
Total
558
Disposal during
the year
301
Balance on
31-12-2013
257
-8
January
263
31
-2
292
17
275
February
275
24
299
21
278
March
278
46
324
31
293
April
293
59
352
39
313
May
313
16
-2
327
21
306
June
306
14
320
33
287
July
287
-4
291
11
280
August
280
22
302
22
280
September
280
32
312
32
280
October
280
20
300
28
272
November
272
18
290
23
267
December
267
13
280
23
257
| 208
Anti-Corruption Court, Lahore
18.5
Syed Khurshid Anwar Rizvi
Rs. 5,795,100/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Account Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
10
Mali
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
301
Institution
during the year
261
Transfer/
Restored
-16
Total
546
Disposal during
the year
161
Balance on
31-12-2013
385
Month-wise Breakup
January
301
11
312
16
296
February
296
11
307
12
295
March
295
23
-1
317
317
April
317
23
-1
339
338
May
338
10
348
10
338
June
338
22
-4
356
46
310
July
310
14
-3
321
22
299
August
299
42
341
20
321
September
321
26
-5
342
29
313
October
313
12
-2
323
318
November
318
49
367
367
December
367
18
385
385

18.6
| 209
Anti-Corruption Court, Bahawalpur
Mr. Shafiq ur Rehman Khan
Rs. 7,288,400/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
14
Reader/Assistant
14
Account Clerk
11
Junior Clerk
Ahlmad
Naib Qasid
Water Carrier
10
Sweeper
11
Chowkidar
12
Driver

Pendency on
1-1-2013
362
Institution
during the
year
203
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
565
230
335
Month-wise Breakup
January
362
13
375
17
358
February
358
365
16
349
March
349
353
12
341
April
341
49
390
13
377
May
377
15
392
14
378
June
378
18
396
17
379
July
379
15
394
10
384
August
384
36
420
33
387
September
387
22
409
31
378
October
378
11
389
21
368
November
368
374
36
338
December
338
345
10
335
| 210
Anti-Corruption Court, Faisalabad
18.7
Mr. Shaukat Iqbal Ahmad
Rs. 5,710,100/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
16
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenotypist
14
Reader
11
Account Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Water Carrier
Chowkidar
10
Naib Qasid
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
809
Institution
during the year
579
Transfer
Total
1388
Disposal during
the year
372
Balance on
31-12-2013
1016
Month-wise Breakup
January
809
68
877
28
849
February
849
39
888
879
March
879
17
896
890
April
890
125
1015
33
982
May
982
14
996
79
917
June
917
71
988
82
906
July
906
13
919
24
895
August
895
59
954
946
September
946
35
981
31
950
October
950
31
981
38
943
November
943
71
1014
10
1004
December
1004
36
1040
24
1016
| 211
Anti-Corruption Court, Multan
18.8
Mr. Wajahat Hussain Khan Langha
Rs. 6,041,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
15
Reader
14
Accounts Clerk
14
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Naib Qasid
Driver
Mali
10
Sweeper
11
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
125
Institution
during the year
365
Transfer
Total
489
Disposal during
the year
282
Balance on
31-12-2013
207
-1
Month-wise Breakup
January
125
41
166
28
138
February
138
57
195
29
166
March
166
45
211
31
180
April
180
33
213
30
183
May
183
23
206
19
187
June
187
16
203
16
187
July
187
11
-1
197
17
180
August
180
19
199
10
189
September
189
15
204
195
October
195
29
224
26
198
November
198
45
243
38
205
December
205
31
236
29
207
| 212
Anti-Corruption Court, Dera Ghazi Khan
18.9
Mr. Muhammad Akram
Rs. 5,290,800/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Reader
15
Stenographer
15
Accounts Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper
11
Mali

Pendency on
1-1-2013
105
Institution
during the year
513
Transfer
Total
615
Disposal during
the year
204
Balance on
31-12-2013
411
-3
Month-wise Breakup
January
105
19
-1
123
18
105
February
105
112
108
March
108
110
109
April
109
91
200
14
186
May
186
103
289
13
276
June
276
155
431
11
420
July
420
33
453
12
441
August
441
24
465
28
437
September
437
446
30
416
October
416
24
-2
438
16
422
November
422
33
455
17
438
December
438
13
451
40
411
| 213
Anti-Corruption Court, Gujranwala
18.10
Syed Najmul Hassan Bukhari
Rs. 5,619,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
Stenographer
14
Reader
14
Accountant
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
694
244
938
105
833
Month-wise Breakup
January
694
40
734
10
724
February
724
10
734
725
March
725
726
12
714
April
714
714
714
May
714
714
714
June
714
21
735
729
July
729
50
779
11
768
August
768
770
10
760
September
760
765
17
748
October
748
39
787
778
November
778
778
15
763
December
763
76
839
833

18.11
| 214
Anti-Corruption Court, Rawalpindi
Raja Ghazanfaq Ali Khan
Rs. 5,934,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Reader
15
Stenographer
12
Accounts Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Mali
10
Chowkidar
11
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
283
Institution
during the year
68
Transfer
Total
351
Disposal during
the year
312
Balance on
31-12-2013
39
Month-wise Breakup
January
283
14
297
32
265
February
265
270
26
244
March
244
252
16
236
April
236
241
17
224
May
224
229
39
190
June
190
190
48
142
July
142
10
152
40
112
August
112
116
26
90
September
90
94
42
52
October
52
55
18
37
November
37
45
38
December
38
40
39

18.12
| 215
Anti-Corruption Court, Sargodha
Sheikh Khalid Bashir

Mr. Asif Majeed Awan
Rs. 5,730,984/-
Annual Budget for the year 2013-14

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
15
Reader
15
Accounts Clerk
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Water Carrier
Chowkidar
10
Naib Qasid
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
243
Institution
during the year
325
Transfer
Total
568
Disposal during
the year
196
Balance on
31-12-2013
372
Month-wise Breakup
January
243
57
300
298
February
298
26
324
16
308
March
308
12
320
315
April
315
12
327
12
315
May
315
41
356
10
346
June
346
88
434
21
413
July
413
413
413
August
413
413
413
September
413
420
14
406
October
406
27
433
73
360
November
360
37
397
18
379
December
379
18
397
25
372

18.13
| 216
Anti-Corruption Court, Sahiwal
Mr. Malik Mushtaq Ahmad Ojla
Rs. 6,866,600/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
14
Reader
14
Accountant
11
Ahlmad
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Mali
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
229
Institution
during the year
86
Transfer
Total
317
Disposal during
the year
64
Balance on
31-12-2013
253
Month-wise Breakup
January
229
229
224
February
224
233
227
March
227
230
229
April
229
230
225
May
225
229
224
June
224
13
237
230
July
230
234
227
August
227
234
230
September
230
16
246
241
October
241
242
236
November
236
16
252
247
December
247
14
261
253
| 217
Anti-Corruption Court, Hyderabad
18.14
Mr. Khalid Mehmood Bhatti
Rs. 7,296,275/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
21
Stenographer
15
Reader
10
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Accounts Clerk
Driver
Ahlmad
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the
year
Transfer/
Restored
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
837
141
978
72
906
Month-wise Breakup
January
837
31
868
861
February
861
870
867
March
867
14
881
877
April
877
10
887
14
873
May
873
15
888
882
June
882
888
885
July
885
14
899
892
August
892
894
890
September
890
12
902
10
892
October
892
10
902
897
November
897
899
894
December
894
16
910
906

18.15
| 218
Anti-Corruption Court, Sukkur
Mr. Jan Muhammad Lanjar
Rs. 9,701,300/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
15&12
Assistant
14
Accountant
10
Reader
10
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Ahlmad
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
488
Institution
during the year
30
Transfer
Total
518
Disposal during
the year
77
Balance on
31-12-2013
441
Month-wise Breakup
January
488
492
483
February
483
489
484
March
484
488
482
April
482
485
477
May
477
477
469
June
469
474
10
464
July
464
464
461
August
461
465
459
September
459
462
454
October
454
455
451
November
451
451
445
December
445
445
441

18.16
| 219
Anti-Corruption Court, Karachi

Mrs. Gulshan Ara Chandio
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Special Judge
Office Superintendent
16
Assistant
14
Assistant cum Accountant
14
Stenographer
14
Computer Operator
12
Reader
10
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
10
Accounts Clerk
11
Driver
12
Ahlmad
13
Naib Qasid
14
Sanitary Worker
15
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
140
Institution
during the year
53
Transfer
Total
193
Disposal during
the year
11
Balance on
31-12-2013
182
Month-wise Breakup
January
140
10
150
150
February
150
152
152
1March
152
157
157
April
157
157
157
May
157
159
159
June
159
161
161
July
161
162
161
August
161
169
168
September
168
175
172
October
172
11
183
179
November
179
181
179
December
179
182
182
| 220
Anti-Corruption Court, Larkana
18.17
Mr. Irshad Ali Shah

Rs. 6,481,400/-


Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Special Judge
Reader
10
Stenographer
14
Senior Clerk
Accounts Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Ahlmad
Naib Qasid
10
Sanitary Worker/Chowkidar

Pendency
on 1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer/
Restored
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
325
207
17
549
254
295
Month-wise Breakup
January
325
12
337
333
February
333
22
356
348
March
348
356
22
334
April
334
23
357
53
304
May
304
11
315
23
292
June
292
15
307
26
281
July
281
14
295
19
276
August
276
32
10
318
33
285
September
285
31
317
35
282
October
282
24
311
18
293
November
293
11
304
11
293
December
293
297
295
| 221
Anti-Corruption Court, Peshawar
18.18
Mr. Fazal Subhan
Rs. 8,230,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Special Judge
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Reader
14
Clerk of Court
16
Senior Clerk
Accountant
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
94
Institution
during the year
81
Transfer
Total
177
Disposal during
the year
80
Balance on
31-12-2013
97
Month-wise Breakup
January
94
94
10
84
February
84
90
88
March
88
10
99
93
April
93
99
93
May
93
-1
100
93
June
93
98
92
July
92
93
87
August
87
11
98
94
September
94
12
107
10
97
October
97
12
109
105
November
105
105
13
92
December
92
11
103
97

18.19
| 222
Anti-Corruption Court (Establishment), Peshawar

Pendency
on 1-1-2013
17
Month-wise Breakup
Institution
during the year
126
Transfer
Total
143
Disposal during
the year
108
Balance on
31-12-2013
35
January
17
12
29
15
14
February
14
20
17
March
17
26
18
April
18
15
33
17
16
May
16
18
13
June
13
17
12
July
12
17
14
August
14
17
31
26
September
26
14
40
10
30
October
30
18
48
10
38
November
38
12
50
10
40
December
40
12
52
17
35

18.20
| 223
Anti-Corruption Court, Quetta
Mr. Abtab Ahmed Lone
Rs. 7,848,300/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
P.O /D& SJ
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Senior Steno
16
Superintendent
16
Assistant Accountant Officer
16
Accountant
14
Reader
14
Data Entry Operator
12
Senior Clerk
Record Keeper
10
Junior Clerk
11
Driver
12
Daftari
13
Chowkidar
14
Naib Qasid
15
Process Server
16
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
10
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
10
17
16
15
25
22
22
26
21
24
24
28
Institution
during the year
81
Transfer
Total
91
Disposal during
the year
68
Balance on
31-12-2013
23
8
4
6
12
10
6
8
15
4
2
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
18
21
22
27
35
28
30
41
25
26
30
28
1
5
7
2
13
6
4
20
1
2
2
5
17
16
15
25
22
22
26
21
24
24
28
23
Anti-Terrorism Courts
19.
19.1
Establishment of Anti - Terrorism Courts
| 227
Anti-Terrorism Courts were established after enactment of Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 for
the prevention of terrorism, sectarian violence and for speedy trial of heinous offences.
Under section 14 of the said Act, an Anti-Terrorism Court shall consist of a Judge, being
a person who is a Judge of High Court or is or has been Sessions Judge or an Additional
Sessions Judge or a Judicial Magistrate 1st Class vested with powers under section 30 of
the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, or has for a period of not less than ten years been
an advocate of High Court, who shall be appointed by the Federal Government or the
Provincial Government if so directed by the Federal Government after consultation with
the Chief Justice of the High Court. The Federal Government or if so directed by the
Government, the Provincial Government may establish one or more Anti-Terrorism
Courts in relation to each territorial limit as specified by the High Court.
19.2

The Anti-Terrorism Court on taking cognizance of a case shall proceed with the trial
from day to day and shall decide the case within seven days, failing which an application
may be made to the Administrative Judge of the High Court concerned for appropriate
directions. The Anti-Terrorism Court shall not give more than two consecutive
adjournments during the trial of the case. If the defense counsel does not appear after
two consecutive adjournments, the court may appoint a State Counsel with at least
seven years standing in criminal matters for the defense of the accused from the panel
of advocates maintained by the court for the purpose in consultation with the
Government and shall proceed with the trial of the case.
19.3
| 228
Consolidated Statement of Anti-Terrorism Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
2176
Institution During
the year
3901
Transferred /
Abated
-744
Disposal During
the Year
2828
Balance on
31-12-2013
2505
2176
2505
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
4500
4000
3500
3000
2500
2000
3901
1500
2828
1000
500
0
| 229
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Lahore
19.4
Name of Judge:
Mr. Imtiaz Ahmed
Rs. 6,283,700/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
21
15&16
Judge (ATC)
Stenographer
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
26
89
115
83
32
January
26
23
49
41
February
41
49
10
39
March
39
44
37
April
37
41
41
May
41
10
51
45
June
45
47
40
July
40
48
17
31
August
31
37
35
September
35
43
35
October
35
10
45
13
32
November
32
35
34
December
34
36
32
Month-wise Breakup
| 230
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Lahore
19.5
Name of Judge:
Mr. Khalid Mahmood Ranjha
Rs. 6,283,300/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
23
82
-8
97
69
28
January
23
18
41
41
February
41
45
42
March
42
44
42
April
42
51
44
May
44
51
43
June
43
45
37
July
37
-4
42
38
August
38
-4
36
32
September
32
10
42
38
October
38
46
10
36
November
36
43
10
33
December
33
37
28
Month-wise Breakup
| 231
Anti-Terrorism Court III, Lahore
19.6
Name of Judge:
Mr. Haroon Latif Khan
Rs. 6,281,150/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
20
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
24
103
127
89
38
January
24
21
45
11
34
February
34
43
10
33
March
33
36
30
April
30
19
49
13
36
May
36
11
47
13
34
June
34
12
46
39
July
39
44
17
27
August
27
34
30
September
30
38
32
October
32
35
35
November
35
38
36
December
36
38
38
Month-wise Breakup
| 232
Anti-Terrorism Court IV, Lahore
19.7
Name of Judge:
Rai Mohammad Ayoub Khan Marth
Rs. 6,341,250/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the
year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
63
63
31
32
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
22
22
21
August
21
13
34
32
September
32
41
10
31
October
31
40
32
November
32
41
36
December
36
37
32
Month-wise Breakup
19.8
| 233
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Gujranwala
Name of Judge:
Chr. Imtiaz Ahmad
Rs. 6,273,550/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
Stenographer
15
Assistant (Reader)
14
Assistant (Ahlmad)
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
12
70
-1
81
61
20
January
12
20
20
February
20
27
25
March
25
11
37
28
April
28
-1
30
25
May
25
28
25
June
25
28
22
July
22
10
-1
31
25
August
25
27
25
September
25
-1
30
12
18
October
18
20
13
November
13
10
23
18
December
18
24
20
Month-wise Breakup
19.9
| 234
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Gujranwala
Name of Judge:
Mr. Itifaq Abbasi
Rs. 6,274,450/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
18
68
89
64
25
January
18
26
20
February
20
22
19
March
19
23
22
April
22
29
26
May
26
26
23
June
23
31
23
July
23
11
34
29
August
29
36
30
September
30
36
28
October
28
32
11
21
November
21
29
24
December
24
30
25
Month-wise Breakup
| 235
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Rawalpindi
19.10
Name of Judge:
Mr. Parvez Ismail Joiya
Rs. 6,281,150/-

Title of Post
Sr. #
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
30
22
-1
51
31
20
January
30
-1
30
28
February
28
31
26
March
26
29
26
April
26
27
26
May
26
28
26
June
26
28
27
July
27
29
27
August
27
29
23
September
23
-1
24
22
October
22
25
23
November
23
24
20
December
20
21
20
Month-wise Breakup
| 236
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Rawalpindi
19.11
Name of Judge:
Rana Masood Akhtar
Rs. 6,279,100/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
30
36
70
45
25
January
30
31
28
February
28
32
26
March
26
30
26
April
26
31
30
May
30
31
27
June
27
29
26
July
26
29
25
August
25
28
27
September
27
30
25
October
25
27
22
November
22
26
24
December
24
32
25
Month-wise Breakup
| 237
Anti-Terrorism Court, Multan
19.12
Name of Judge:
Mr. Sajjad Ahmad
Rs. 6,905,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
18
105
-5
118
63
55
January
18
17
-1
34
10
24
February
24
10
-1
33
27
March
27
10
-2
35
11
24
April
24
-1
30
25
May
25
-2
27
10
17
June
17
24
20
July
20
28
24
August
24
27
27
September
27
13
41
38
October
38
42
42
November
42
51
47
December
47
14
61
55
Month-wise Breakup
Cases of Anti Terrorism Court Multan II is transferred to this court

| 238
Anti-Terrorism Court, Faisalabad
19.13
Name of Judge:
Mr. Ishtiaq Ahmad
Rs. 6,271,550/-

Title of Post
Sr. #
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
11
Institution
during the year
78
Transfer
Total
109
Disposal during
the year
99
Balance on
31-12-2013
10
20
Month-wise Breakup
January
11
10
21
14
February
14
26
17
March
17
-4
19
17
April
17
23
21
May
21
25
25
June
25
34
15
19
July
19
31
12
19
August
19
30
12
18
September
18
26
14
12
October
12
17
November
10
23
14
December
14
3
2
19
9
10
Cases of Anti Terrorism Court, Faisalabad II has been transferred to Anti-Terrorism Court IV, Lahore
vide notification No. SO(SPL-CTS)11-4/2003(LHR-IV) dated 2nd July, 2011 as well as with same
notification No. dated 13th July it is again intimated that Anti-Terrorism Court Sargodha shall be based at
Sargodha and tour Faisalabad for first three days at every week regarding cases at ATC-II, Faisalabad
19.14
| 239
Anti-Terrorism Court, Sargodha
Name of Judge:
Malik Peer Muhammad
Annual Budget for the year 2013-13
Rs. 6,274,600/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
26
54
-3
77
52
25
January
26
-1
29
26
February
26
32
30
March
30
38
37
April
37
-1
42
34
May
34
34
26
June
26
30
21
July
21
24
19
August
19
23
19
September
19
20
13
October
13
21
18
November
18
21
19
December
19
-1
25
25
Month-wise Breakup
| 240
Anti-Terrorism Court, Bahawalpur
19.15
Name of Judge:
Mr. Nisar Ahmed
Rs. 6,271,450/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
20/21
Judge (ATC)
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
1*
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
45
110
-1
154
126
28
January
45
-1
51
45
February
45
53
12
41
March
41
44
11
33
April
33
10
43
11
32
May
32
39
31
June
31
33
30
July
30
16
46
37
August
37
43
34
September
34
39
32
October
32
15
47
15
32
November
32
15
48
19
29
December
29
16
-1
44
16
28
Month-wise Breakup
19.16
| 241
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Dera Ghazi Khan
Name of Judge:
Ch. Imtiaz Ahmad

Mr. Abdul Hafeez
Ch. Munir Ahmad
Rs. 6,271,450/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
87
104
-107
84
54
30
January
87
-40
56
13
43
February
43
50
41
March
41
-5
42
42
April
42
47
43
May
43
-1
44
44
June
44
12
56
14
42
July
42
16
-23
35
35
August
35
19
-13
41
41
September
41
-13
33
33
October
33
13
46
14
32
November
32
10
-12
30
30
December
30
30
30
Month-wise Breakup
19.17
| 242
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Karachi
Name of Judge:
Mr. Bashir Ahmed Khoso
Rs. 6,306,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
2*
Assistant
14
2
1
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
0
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
1
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
* Working on detailment basis from other department
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
252
Month-wise Breakup
January
252
February
253
March
257
April
189
May
193
June
196
July
195
August
195
September
207
October
150
November
156
December
171
Institution
during the year
152
Transfer
Total
247
Disposal during
the year
57
Balance on
31-12-2013
190
-157
5
6
12
12
10
11
8
20
8
13
21
26
0
0
-74
-5
0
-10
-2
-5
-58
0
0
-3
257
259
195
196
203
197
201
210
157
163
177
194
4
2
6
3
7
2
6
3
7
7
6
4
253
257
189
193
196
195
195
207
150
156
171
190
19.18
| 243
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Karachi
Name of Judge:
Ms. Khalida Yaseen
Rs. 5,000,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
3*
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
1
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
3*
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
240
Month-wise Breakup
January
240
February
242
March
243
April
222
May
186
June
192
July
192
August
200
September
206
October
168
November
186
December
203
Institution
during the year
208
Transfer
Total
277
Disposal during
the year
51
Balance on
31-12-2013
226
-171
16
13
6
25
10
5
21
20
17
26
22
27
-9
-4
-25
-56
-2
-5
-10
-7
-50
-2
0
-1
247
251
224
191
194
192
203
213
173
192
208
229
5
8
2
5
2
0
3
7
5
6
5
3
242
243
222
186
192
192
200
206
168
186
203
226
19.19
| 244
Anti-Terrorism Court III, Karachi
Name of Judge:
Mr. Saleem Raza Baloch
Rs. 6,410,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
1
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
2*
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
132
Month-wise Breakup
January
132
February
136
March
148
April
128
May
105
June
110
July
105
August
106
September
112
October
121
November
139
December
176
Institution
during the year
162
Transfer
Total
234
Disposal during
the year
26
Balance on
31-12-2013
208
-60
7
13
5
3
8
7
4
7
12
20
40
36
0
0
-21
-25
0
-10
-1
-1
0
0
-1
-1
139
149
132
106
113
107
108
112
124
141
178
211
3
1
4
1
3
2
2
0
3
2
2
3
136
148
128
105
110
105
106
112
121
139
176
208
| 245
Anti-Terrorism Court IV, Karachi
19.20
Name of Judge:
Mr. Anandram Sairani
Rs. 2,086,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Senior Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Junior Stenographer
12
Driver
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
107
107
19
88
January
February
March
April
May
June
57
57
57
July
57
57
55
August
55
55
52
September
52
50
102
101
October
101
101
98
November
98
98
98
December
98
98
10
88
Month-wise Breakup
| 246
Anti-Terrorism Court V, Karachi
19.21
Name of Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Javed Alam
Rs. 2,086,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Senior Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Junior Stenographer
12
2*
Driver
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
118
-3
115
21
94
January
February
March
April
67
67
66
May
66
66
66
June
66
66
66
July
66
-1
65
63
August
63
64
61
September
61
46
107
104
October
104
108
101
November
101
-2
99
96
December
96
96
94
Month-wise Breakup
19.22
| 247
Anti-Terrorism Court, Hyderabad
Name of Judge:
Mr. Abdul Ghaffor Memon
Rs. 5,275,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
3*
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
1
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
2*
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
87
Month-wise Breakup
January
87
February
82
March
78
April
81
May
82
June
92
July
106
August
102
September
109
October
116
November
121
December
127
Institution
during the year
153
Transfer
Total
188
Disposal during
the year
52
Balance on
31-12-2013
136
-52
5
12
14
9
20
16
11
19
10
15
8
14
0
-11
-8
-4
-3
-1
-9
-6
-1
-6
-2
-1
92
83
84
86
99
107
108
115
118
125
127
140
10
5
3
4
7
1
6
6
2
4
0
4
82
78
81
82
92
106
102
109
116
121
127
136
19.23
| 248
Anti-Terrorism Court, Naushero Feroze
Name of Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Bux Bhangwar
Rs. 5,275,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
2*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
1
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
3*
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
111
Month-wise Breakup
January
111
February
114
March
106
April
106
May
114
June
104
July
102
August
110
September
111
October
109
November
104
December
115
Institution
during the year
75
Transfer
Total
163
Disposal during
the year
60
Balance on
31-12-2013
103
-23
10
6
5
9
0
7
9
6
3
1
18
1
0
-7
-1
0
-6
-1
0
0
0
-1
-1
-6
121
113
110
115
108
110
111
116
114
109
121
110
7
7
4
1
4
8
1
5
5
5
6
7
114
106
106
114
104
102
110
111
109
104
115
103
19.24
| 249
Anti-Terrorism Court, Mirpurkhas
Name of Judge:
Mr. Ghulam Mustafa A. Memon
Rs. 5,395,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
3*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
0
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
25
Month-wise Breakup
January
25
February
25
March
25
April
25
May
26
June
20
July
26
August
22
September
17
October
13
November
11
December
15
Institution
during the year
20
Transfer
Total
43
Disposal during
the year
29
Balance on
31-12-2013
14
-2
2
0
1
2
1
6
0
0
2
1
4
1
0
0
0
0
-2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
27
25
26
27
25
26
26
22
19
14
15
16
2
0
1
1
5
0
4
5
6
3
0
2
25
25
25
26
20
26
22
17
13
11
15
14
| 250
Anti-Terrorism Court, Kashmore @ Kandhkot
19.25
Name of Judge:
Mr. Mushtaque Ahmed Leghari
Rs. 2,209,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Senior Stenographer
15
Assistant
14
Junior Clerk
2*
Driver
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
85
-5
80
27
53
January
February
March
April
60
60
60
May
60
62
57
June
57
-2
57
56
July
56
58
56
August
56
-1
56
51
September
51
-1
53
49
October
49
10
59
55
November
55
58
55
December
55
-1
56
53
Month-wise Breakup
19.26
| 251
Anti-Terrorism Court, Shaheed Benazirabad
Name of Judge:
Mr. Inayatullah Memon
Rs. 5,852,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
Superintendent
Senior Stenographer
Assistant
Junior Stenographer
Computer Operator
Nazir
Reader
Head Translator
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Cashier
Record Keeper
Driver
Bailiff
Chowkidar
Naib Qasid
Sanitary Worker
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
2
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
21
16
15
14
12
12
11
10
9
9
7
6
6
4
1
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
1
Vacant
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
24
Month-wise Breakup
January
24
February
31
March
28
April
29
May
28
June
25
July
28
August
34
September
36
October
37
November
34
December
38
Institution
during the year
41
Transfer
Total
57
Disposal during
the year
26
Balance on
31-12-2013
31
-8
9
0
2
5
0
3
7
3
3
3
4
2
-1
-3
0
-4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
32
28
30
30
28
28
35
37
39
40
38
40
1
0
1
2
3
0
1
1
2
6
0
9
31
28
29
28
25
28
34
36
37
34
38
31
19.27
| 252
Anti-Terrorism Court, Sukkur
Name of Judge:
Mr. Iqbal Ahmed Khwaja
Rs. 5,855,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
2*
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
0
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
0
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
149
Month-wise Breakup
January
149
February
151
March
152
April
152
May
150
June
144
July
140
August
137
September
130
October
120
November
120
December
118
Institution
during the year
46
Transfer
Total
170
Disposal during
the year
51
Balance on
31-12-2013
119
-25
2
1
4
6
3
3
4
5
10
7
0
1
0
0
-1
-7
-6
-1
0
-4
-5
-1
0
0
151
152
155
151
147
146
144
138
135
126
120
119
0
0
3
1
3
6
7
8
15
6
2
0
151
152
152
150
144
140
137
130
120
120
118
119
19.28
| 253
Anti-Terrorism Court, Khairpur
Name of Judge:
Syed Saeed Hassan
Rs. 5,155,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
2*
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
1*
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
2*
Daftari
3
0
1*
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
2*
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
149
Month-wise Breakup
January
149
February
158
March
149
April
137
May
129
June
129
July
139
August
152
September
149
October
146
November
150
December
150
Institution
during the year
83
Transfer
Total
208
Disposal during
the year
60
Balance on
31-12-2013
148
-24
9
2
9
0
5
14
13
3
7
4
9
8
0
-1
-9
-1
-1
0
0
-1
-6
0
-5
0
158
159
149
136
133
143
152
154
150
150
154
158
0
10
12
7
4
4
0
5
4
0
4
10
158
149
137
129
129
139
152
149
146
150
150
148
19.29
| 254
Anti-Terrorism Court, Larkana
Name of Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Riaz Rajput
Rs. 5,286,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
0
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
57
Month-wise Breakup
January
57
February
51
March
53
April
55
May
59
June
59
July
59
August
69
September
77
October
76
November
76
December
79
Institution
during the year
60
Transfer
Total
102
Disposal during
the year
26
Balance on
31-12-2013
76
-15
6
6
5
5
4
2
11
10
2
2
5
2
-10
-1
0
0
0
0
-1
-1
-1
0
0
-1
53
56
58
60
63
61
69
78
78
78
81
80
2
3
3
1
4
2
0
1
2
2
2
4
51
53
55
59
59
59
69
77
76
76
79
76
19.30
| 255
Anti-Terrorism Court, Shikarpur
Name of Judge:
Mr. Rasheed Ahmed Soomro
Rs. 6,523,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Working
Strength
Strength
Judge (ATC)
21
1
1
Superintendent
16
1
0
Senior Stenographer
15
1
1
Assistant
14
2
2
Junior Stenographer
12
0
1*
Computer Operator
12
1
0
Nazir
11
1
0
Reader
10
1
0
Head Translator
9
1
0
Senior Clerk
9
1
0
Junior Clerk
7
1
0
Cashier
6
1
0
Record Keeper
6
1
0
Driver
4
1
1
Bailiff
1
1
0
Chowkidar
1
1
1
Naib Qasid
1
2
2
Sanitary Worker
1
1
1
Vacant
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
179
Month-wise Breakup
January
179
February
174
March
171
April
174
May
114
June
110
July
111
August
121
September
114
October
123
November
119
December
108
Institution
during the year
56
Transfer
Total
153
Disposal during
the year
47
Balance on
31-12-2013
106
-82
1
3
5
4
0
5
14
1
13
2
5
3
-2
0
-1
-60
-1
-1
-2
-2
0
0
-11
-2
178
177
175
118
113
114
123
120
127
125
113
109
4
6
1
4
3
3
2
6
4
6
5
3
174
171
174
114
110
111
121
114
123
119
108
106
| 256
Anti-Terrorism Court - I, Peshawar
19.31
Name of Judge:
Mr. Azhar Khan
Rs. 25,563,000/- (All three ATC-Courts of Peshawar)

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
11
Institution
during the year
112
Transfer
Total
120
Disposal during
the year
107
Balance on
31-12-2013
13
-3
Month-wise Breakup
January
11
15
26
14
12
February
12
17
10
March
16
23
12
11
April
11
10
-1
20
13
May
24
31
20
11
June
11
10
-2
19
12
July
13
August
September
10
17
10
October
10
13
10
November
10
18
12
December
12
17
13
| 257
Anti-Terrorism Court - II, Peshawar
19.32
Name of Judge:
Mr Muhammad Ibrahim

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the
year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
11
127
140
130
10
January
11
-2
13
February
16
25
12
13
March
13
23
12
11
April
11
11
23
14
May
14
21
36
20
16
June
16
16
32
14
18
July
18
11
29
11
18
August
18
22
11
11
September
11
16
27
12
15
October
15
20
15
November
15
24
11
13
December
13
19
10
Month-wise Breakup
| 258
Anti-Terrorism Court - III, Peshawar
19.33
Name of Judge:
Syed Asghar Ali Shah

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
128
-10
125
118
January
-3
10
February
16
22
14
March
-1
15
15
April
16
-2
14
May
20
-2
24
18
June
11
17
12
July
-1
August
24
30
14
16
September
16
23
11
12
October
12
20
17
November
17
-1
19
11
December
13
Month-wise Breakup
| 259
Anti-Terrorism Court, Kohat
19.34
Name of Judge:
Muhammad Asim Imam
Rs. 10,139,100/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
20
107
-1
126
104
22
January
20
14
34
11
23
February
23
14
37
29
March
29
22
51
44
April
44
53
11
42
May
42
46
31
15
June
15
11
26
19
July
19
10
29
14
15
August
15
19
19
September
19
22
14
October
14
18
15
November
15
-1
21
17
December
17
22
22
Month-wise Breakup
| 260
Anti-Terrorism Court, Dera Ismail Khan
19.35
Name of Judge:
Khawaja Wajih ud Din
Rs. 11,284,004/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
46
-2
45
44
January
February
10
March
14
April
-2
14
11
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
| 261
Anti-Terrorism Court, Mardan
19.36
Name of Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Younas Khan
Rs. 6,046,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
12
Institution
during the year
157
Transfer
Total
170
Disposal during
the year
152
Balance on
31-12-2013
18
Month-wise Breakup
January
12
19
31
13
18
February
18
12
30
13
17
March
17
21
38
11
27
April
27
12
39
24
15
May
15
11
26
18
June
18
12
31
16
15
July
15
19
34
16
18
August
18
10
28
19
September
19
10
29
14
15
October
15
19
34
14
20
November
20
29
23
December
23
26
18
| 262
Anti-Terrorism Court, Bannu
19.37
Name of Judge:
Mr. Muhammad Zafar Khan
Rs. 9,954,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
12
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
9
10
Chowkidar
Sweeper
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
79
Transfer
Total
81
Disposal during
the year
76
Balance on
31-12-2013
5
-7
Month-wise Breakup
January
12
-3
18
12
February
-1
11
March
11
April
-1
12
May
June
-1
July
August
September
12
15
13
October
November
14
December
-1
| 263
Anti-Terrorism Court, Abbottabad
19.38
Name of Judge:
Mr. Anwar Ali
Rs. 8,442,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
8
Institution
during the year
19
Transfer
Total
23
Disposal during
the year
10
Balance on
31-12-2013
13
-4
Month-wise Breakup
January
-1
10
February
March
-2
April
May
June
July
August
September
10
10
October
10
-1
November
11
10
December
10
13
13
| 264
Anti-Terrorism Court - I, Malakand Division at Swat
19.39
Name of Judge:
Mr. Shoaib Khan
Rs. 1,976,640/- (All courts in Swat)

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Senior Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Muharrir
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
44
15
-9
50
43
January
44
47
39
February
39
41
37
March
37
-1
37
33
April
33
-4
32
26
May
26
27
21
June
21
-1
23
18
July
18
-2
16
15
August
15
-1
15
12
September
12
12
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
| 265
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Malakand Division at Swat
19.40
Name of Judge:
Muhammad Asif Khan

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Muharrir
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
28
36
32
January
February
March
11
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
| 266
Anti-Terrorism Court -III, Swat at Timergara
19.41
Name of Judge:
Muhammad Bashir

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
28
73
-14
87
72
15
January
28
18
46
18
28
February
28
29
24
March
24
29
22
April
22
23
16
May
16
21
20
June
20
21
17
July
17
17
17
August
17
13
11
19
18
September
18
25
19
October
19
17
36
16
20
November
20
21
17
December
17
18
15
Month-wise Breakup
| 267
Anti-Terrorism Court, Camp Court Malakand Division Swat at Kanju
19.42
Name of Judge:
Muhammad Asif Khan

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Computer Operator
14
Muharrir
Driver
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
17
29
27
January
17
18
10
February
10
10
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
| 268
Anti-Terrorism Court, Camp Court Malakand Division at Batkhela
19.43
Name of Judge:
Abudl Ghafoor Qureshi

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
14
KPO
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
15
24
-8
31
28
January
15
16
11
February
11
11
10
March
10
11
April
14
11
May
11
12
10
June
10
July
August
September
October
November
December
Month-wise Breakup
| 269
Anti-Terrorism Court I, Quetta
19.44
Name of Judge:
Mr. Tariq Anwar Kasi (Additional Charge)
Rs. 3,853,500/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
116
Institution
during the year
150
Transfer
Total
266
Disposal during
the year
82
Balance on
31-12-2013
184
Month-wise Breakup
January
116
116
111
February
111
111
107
March
107
110
51
59
April
59
17
76
73
May
73
12
85
79
June
79
13
92
89
July
89
94
90
August
90
20
110
108
September
108
20
128
128
October
128
36
164
163
November
163
165
165
December
165
22
187
184
| 270
Anti-Terrorism Court II, Quetta
19.45
Name of Judge:
Mr. Tariq Anwar Kasi (Additional Charge)
Rs. 4,179,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
28
Institution
during the year
81
Transfer
Total
109
Disposal during
the year
63
Balance on
31-12-2013
46
Month-wise Breakup
January
28
28
23
February
23
24
23
March
23
48
71
67
April
67
71
70
May
70
72
70
June
70
70
65
July
65
65
64
August
64
71
11
60
September
60
13
73
10
63
October
63
66
58
November
58
60
57
December
57
58
12
46
| 271
Anti-Terrorism Court, Sibi
19.46
Name of Judge:
Mr. Rashid Mehmood (Additional Charge)
Rs. 3,679,400/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
23
Institution
during the year
81
Transfer
Total
104
Disposal during
the year
48
Balance on
31-12-2013
56
Month-wise Breakup
January
23
23
23
February
23
24
23
March
23
12
35
32
April
32
12
44
39
May
39
12
51
49
June
49
49
42
July
42
51
49
August
49
49
45
September
45
51
49
October
49
55
12
43
November
43
17
60
57
December
57
63
56
| 272
Anti-Terrorism Court, Khuzdar
19.47
Name of Judge:
Mr. Bashir Ahmed Badini
Rs. 3,699,800/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
21
Institution
during the year
63
Transfer
Total
84
Disposal during
the year
54
Balance on
31-12-2013
30
Month-wise Breakup
January
21
23
22
February
22
25
25
March
25
30
25
April
25
30
30
May
30
32
30
June
30
32
30
July
30
10
40
31
August
31
23
54
49
September
49
50
42
October
42
48
11
37
November
37
39
32
December
32
34
30
19.48
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Anti-Terrorism Court, Turbat
Name of Judge:
Mr. Nazir Ahmed Langove
Rs. 3,598,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
14
Transfer
Total
23
Disposal during
the year
15
Balance on
31-12-2013
8
Month-wise Breakup
January
10
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
10
October
November
10
December
11
| 274
Anti-Terrorism Court, Dera Allah Yar
19.49
Name of Judge:
Mr. Allah Dad Roshan (Additional Charge)
Rs. 3,643,300/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Judge (ATC)
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
33
Institution
during the year
272
Transfer
Total
305
Disposal during
the year
204
Balance on
31-12-2013
101
Month-wise Breakup
January
33
41
13
28
February
28
20
48
40
March
40
21
61
14
47
April
47
28
75
72
May
72
30
102
13
89
June
89
28
117
29
88
July
88
23
111
21
90
August
90
18
108
11
97
September
97
30
127
21
106
October
106
35
141
21
120
November
120
12
132
22
110
December
110
19
129
28
101
19.50
| 275
Anti-Terrorism Court, Loralai
Name of Judge:
Mrs. Shagufta Begum
Rs. 3,532,700/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Judge (ATC)
21
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Clerk (Court)
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Niab Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper
Consumer Courts
Consumer Courts
20.
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Consumer Courts
Consumer Protection Laws have been introduced across the country which are gradually
gaining ground. The Islamabad Consumer Protection Act, 1995 was the first law
introduced in this country and then the provinces enacted their laws. The Khyber
Pukhtunkhawa Consumer Protection Act was passed in 1997, the Balochistan Consumer
Protection Act in 2003, the Punjab Consumer Protection Act in 2005 and finally the
Sindh Consumer Protection Act was passed in 2007.
20.1
Establishment of the Consumer Courts

The Islamabad Consumers Protection Act, 1995 was enforced in the Islamabad Capital
Territory to protect and promote rights and interests of the consumers. Under section 6
of the said Act, the Authority i.e., the Court of Sessions Islamabad, shall receive
complaints of the consumers and those made on behalf of the Consumers Protection
Counsel, Islamabad for investigation and determination thereof. A complaint may be
filed before the Authority, who shall pass an order under the prescribed procedure.
Under section 10 of the Act an appeal against the orders of the Authority shall lie to the
High Court.
The Punjab Consumer Protection Act, was enacted in 2005 to protect and promote
rights and interests of the consumers. Section 26 of the Act provides that Government
of the Punjab shall establish one or more Consumer Courts to exercise jurisdiction and
powers under this Act. A Consumer Court shall consist of a District Judge or an
Additional District Judge to be appointed by the Government of the Punjab in
consultation with the Lahore High Court. A Consumer, who has suffered damages or in
other cases the authority i.e., the District Coordination Officer of the district concerned
or any other notified officer, may file a claim before the Consumer Court, which shall be
decided within six months after conducting proceedings. Any person aggrieved by any
final order of the Consumer Court may file an appeal in the Lahore High Court within
thirty days of such order.
The Khyber Pakhtunkhawa Consumer Protection Act, was enacted in 1997 to protect
and promote rights and interests of the consumers. Under section 11A of the Act
Government of the Khyber Pakhtunkhawa may establish a cConsumer Court in each
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District of the Province to be presided by the District and Sessions Judge. A consumer to
redress the grievance may file a complaint before the Consumer Court. Any person
aggrieved by any final order of the Consumer Court may file an appeal in the Peshawar
High Court within thirty days of such order.
The Balochistan Consumers Protection Act was enforced in 2003 to protect and
promote rights and interests of the consumers. Under section 12 of the Act, the
Government of Balochistan shall establish as many Consumer Courts as necessary to
exercise jurisdiction under this Act and appoint a Judge for each of such Consumer
Courts or confer upon a Court of Judicial Magistrate to exercise the power of the
Consumer Court under this Act, in consultation with the High Court of Balochistan. A
consumer who has grievance may file a complaint before the Consumer Court. Any
person aggrieved by any final order of the Consumer Court may prefer an appeal to the
Sessions Court or the Balochistan High Court within period of thirty days of such order.
20.2

The Consumer Court shall, on receipt of a claim if it relates to any product forward a
copy of the claim to the defendant mentioned in the claim directing him to file his written
statement within a period of fifteen days or such extended period not exceeding fifteen
days. Where the defendant, on receipt of such claim, denies or disputes the allegations
contained in the claim, or omits or fails to present his case within the time specified, as the
case may be, the Consumer Court shall proceed to settle the consumer dispute. Where the
claim alleges that products are defective and do not conform to the accepted industry
standards, the Consumer Court may decide the dispute on the basis of the evidence
relating to the accepted industry standards and by inviting expert evidence in this
regard. Where the dispute cannot be determined without proper analysis or test of
products, the Consumer Court shall obtain sample of the products from the
complainant, seal it and authenticate it in the manner prescribed and refer the sample
to a laboratory along with a direction to make analysis or test, whichever may be
necessary, with a view to finding out if such products suffer from any defect and to
report its findings to the Consumer Court within a period of thirty days of the receipt of
the reference or within such period as may be extended, not exceeding fifteen day. The
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Consumer Court may require the claimant to deposit to the credit of the Consumer Court
such fees as may be specified, for payment to the laboratory for carrying out the necessary
analysis or test and the fee so deposited by the claimant shall be payable by the defendant if
the test or analysis support the version of the claimant.
The Consumer Court shall, if the claim relates to any services, forward a copy of such
claim to the defendant directing him to file his written statement within a period of
fifteen days or such extended period not exceeding fifteen days as may be granted by
the Consumer Court and on receipt of the written statement of the defendant, if any,
proceed to settle the dispute on the basis of evidence produced by both the parties. For
the purposes of this section, the Consumer Court shall have the same powers as are
vested in civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act XX of 1908). The
Consumer Court shall decide the claim within six months after the service of summons
on the respondent. Eleven Consumer Courts have been established in the Punjab in
Districts Lahore, Sahiwal, Multan, Dera Ghazi Khan, Rawalpindi, Gujrat, Sialkot,
Gujranwala, Bahawalpur, Sargodha and Faisalabad.
So far Consumer Courts have been established only in the Punjab.
Consumer Courts
20.3
| 282
Consolidated Statement of Consumer Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
2690
Institution During
the year
4990
Transferred /
Abated
505
Disposal During
the Year
5061
Balance on
31-12-2013
3124
2690
3124
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
6000
5000
4000
3000
4990
5061
2000
1000
0
Consumer Courts
20.4
| 283
Consumer Court, Lahore
Name of Presiding Officer:

Khawaja Hassan Wali
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
District & Sessions Judge
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
764
Institution
during the year
943
Transfer
Total
85
1792

the year
31-12-2013
801
991
Month-wise Breakup
January
764
61
831
51
780
February
780
58
842
79
763
March
763
78
15
856
73
783
April
783
79
11
873
78
795
May
795
77
876
68
808
June
808
63
876
51
825
July
825
102
929
45
884
August
884
72
961
38
923
September
923
98
13
1034
66
968
October
968
87
1061
83
978
November
978
88
1073
100
973
December
973
80
1060
69
991
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Consumer Court, Sahiwal
20.5
Mr. Tahir Pervez & Mr. Muhammad Amjad Pervez
Rs. 6,980,400/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
172
Institution
Transfer
during the year
218
7
Total
397
Disposal during
the year
155
Balance on
31-12-2013
242
Month-wise Breakup
January
172
10
185
14
171
February
171
17
190
18
172
March
172
17
190
185
April
185
14
199
190
May
190
15
205
202
June
202
11
213
213
July
213
17
230
230
August
230
22
252
245
September
245
23
268
29
239
October
239
16
255
24
231
November
231
46
277
28
249
December
249
10
260
18
242
Consumer Courts
| 285
Consumer Court, Dera Ghazi Khan
20.6
Mirza Jawad Abid Baig
Rs. 7,804,800/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
624
Institution
during the year
1900
Transfer
Total
189
2713

the year
31-12-2013
2151
562
Month-wise Breakup
January
624
197
830
72
758
February
758
151
911
151
760
March
760
760
760
April
760
132
893
888
May
888
159
34
1081
399
682
June
682
237
924
147
777
July
777
198
19
994
232
762
August
762
199
27
988
291
697
September
697
238
21
956
207
749
October
749
136
14
899
121
778
November
778
158
47
983
191
792
December
792
95
10
897
335
562
Consumer Courts
20.7
| 286
Consumer Court, Multan
Mr. Zafar Iqbal Ch.
Rs 7,750,400/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Title of Post
BPS

Registrar
Private Secretary
Assistant
Stenographer
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
17
16
14
12
9
7
4
1
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
0
2
1
1
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
166
Institution
during the year
267
Transfer
Total
444
Disposal during
the year
396
Balance on
31-12-2013
48
11
Month-wise Breakup
January
166
24
190
60
130
February
130
20
150
53
97
March
97
15
112
53
59
April
59
20
81
51
30
May
30
18
51
29
22
June
22
20
46
11
35
July
35
22
57
18
39
August
39
24
63
13
50
September
50
19
69
29
40
October
40
24
64
38
26
November
26
31
57
15
42
December
42
30
74
26
48
Consumer Courts
20.8
| 287
Consumer Court, Gujranwala

Sheikh Muhammad Yousaf & Mian Muhammad Ilyas
Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
120
Institution
during the year
230
Transfer
Total
359
Disposal during
the year
172
Balance on
31-12-2013
187
Month-wise Breakup
January
120
17
141
23
118
February
118
13
132
24
108
March
108
39
147
12
135
April
135
22
159
24
135
May
135
24
159
34
125
June
125
15
140
14
126
July
126
11
137
18
119
August
119
20
141
132
September
132
20
152
152
October
152
11
163
163
November
163
23
186
186
December
186
15
201
14
187
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Consumer Court, Sargodha
20.9
Mr. Sohaib Ahmed Roomi
Rs. 7,720,800/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
52
Institution
during the year
185
Transfer
Total
237

the year
31-12-2013
98
139
Month-wise Breakup
January
52
59
59
February
59
65
62
March
62
11
73
15
58
April
58
19
77
20
57
May
57
15
72
63
June
63
13
76
10
66
July
66
22
88
10
78
August
78
18
96
94
September
94
18
112
14
98
October
98
27
125
122
November
122
16
138
133
December
133
13
146
139
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Consumer Court, Gujrat
20.10
Ch. Mahmood Ahmed Shakir
Rs. 7,398,500/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
25
175
202
Disposal during Balance

the year
on 31-122013
178
24
Month-wise Breakup
January
25
15
40
29
11
February
11
11
22
11
11
March
11
12
23
22
April
22
24
46
33
13
May
13
13
26
18
June
18
16
35
14
21
July
21
14
36
12
24
August
24
16
40
16
24
September
24
10
34
17
17
October
17
11
28
18
10
November
10
16
26
11
15
December
15
17
32
24
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Consumer Court, Sialkot
20.11
Mr. Abdul Hafeez, Mr. Abdul Haq
Rs. 7,957,600/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
49
Institution
during the year
121
Transfer
Total
15
185

the year
31-12-2013
107
78
Month-wise Breakup
January
49
55
16
39
February
39
49
14
35
March
35
13
49
40
April
40
16
56
12
44
May
44
13
57
57
June
57
10
67
67
July
67
17
85
19
66
August
66
70
10
60
September
60
71
12
59
October
59
71
62
November
62
71
66
December
66
10
79
78
Consumer Courts
20.12
| 291
Consumer Court, Bahawalpur
Mr. Sabir Sultan
Rs. 8,535,600/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
411
Institution
during the year
371
Transfer
Total
937
Disposal during
the year
475
Balance on
31-12-2013
462
155
Month-wise Breakup
January
411
19
430
32
398
February
398
18
416
18
398
March
398
33
28
459
57
402
April
402
44
31
477
63
414
May
414
27
25
466
47
419
June
419
17
17
453
48
405
July
405
33
21
459
41
418
August
418
26
12
456
23
433
September
433
46
479
37
442
October
442
35
21
498
39
459
November
459
33
492
30
462
December
462
40
502
40
462
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| 292
Consumer Court, Faisalabad
20.13

Mr. Mehar Mohammad Nawaz &

Sheikh Muhammad Yousaf
Rs. 8,392,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
291
Institution
during the year
298
Transfer
Total
21
610

the year
31-12-2013
301
309
Month-wise Breakup
January
291
17
311
37
274
February
274
13
288
280
March
280
23
303
296
April
296
21
317
311
May
311
24
336
30
306
June
306
27
335
34
301
July
301
32
333
14
319
August
319
29
348
348
September
348
35
386
37
349
October
349
22
378
64
314
November
314
29
345
52
293
December
293
26
321
12
309
Consumer Courts
| 293
Consumer Court, Rawalpindi
20.14
Mr. Sohail Nasir & Mr. Faiz Muhammad
Rs. 7,700,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
12
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Messenger
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
16
Institution
during the year
282
Transfer
Total
11
309

the year
31-12-2013
227
82
Month-wise Breakup
January
16
32
49
32
17
February
17
31
48
14
34
March
34
36
70
23
47
April
47
22
70
24
46
May
46
28
74
74
June
74
13
87
87
July
87
24
111
12
99
August
99
12
114
17
97
September
97
25
124
39
85
October
85
23
109
24
85
November
85
17
104
17
87
December
87
19
107
25
82
Labour Courts
Labour Courts
| 297
21.
Labour Courts
21.1
Establishment of Labour Courts & Appellate Tribunals

The subject of labour, industrial and labour relations have been transferred to provinces
through 18th Amendment to the Constitution. However, the trans-provincial labour
unions and labour matters remain in the legislative powers of the Federation. Further,
labour matters related to Islamabad Capital Territory are in the domain of Federation.
After the said Constitutional amendment the respective Provincial Governments have
legislated on the subject to regulate and manage labour and industrial issues at
provincial level.
For the Islamabad Capital Territory, the Industrial Relations Act, 2012 was enacted to
consolidate and rationalize the law relating to formation of trade unions, and
improvement of relations between employers and workmen in the Islamabad Capital
Territory and trance-provincial establishments and industries. Under section 53 of the
Act, the Federal Government is empowered to constitute the National Industrial
Relations Commission (NIRC). The NIRC shall consist of not less than ten full time
members including the Chairman. The NIRC shall adjudicate and determine industrial
disputes in the Islamabad Capital Territory and trans-provincial disputes to which a
trade union or federation of such trade union is party or where, if, a dispute is of
national importance or referred to the NIRC by the Federal Government.
In the Punjab, the Punjab Industrial Relations Act, 2010 was enacted to regulate
formation of trade unions and union activities, relations between employers and
workmen and the avoidance and settlement of any differences or disputes arising
between them and other ancillary matters. The Government of the Punjab may
establish as many Labour Courts as it considers necessary to exercise jurisdiction under
this Act. A Labour Court shall consist of one Presiding Officer appointed by the
Government, who shall not be qualified for appointment as Presiding Officer unless he
has been or is a District Judge or an Additional District Judge. Under section 47 of the
Act, the Government of Punjab may constitute as many Labour Appellate Tribunals
consisting of one member as it may consider necessary to exercise jurisdiction under
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this Act. The member of the said Tribunal shall be a person who is or has been a Judge
or an Additional Judge of the Lahore High Court. Under section 46 of the Act, any
aggrieved party may, within thirty days of the communication of the final award,
decision or sentence passed by the Labour Court, prefer an appeal to the Labour
Appellate Tribunal.
In the province of Sindh, the Industrial Relations Act, 2008 (Act No. IV of 2008) was
revived with object to regulate formation of trade unions and union activities, relations
between employers and workmen and the avoidance and settlement of any differences
or disputes arising between them and other ancillary matters. The Government of Sindh
may establish as many Labour Courts as it considers necessary to exercise jurisdiction
under this Act. A Labour Court shall consist of one Presiding Officer appointed by the
Government of Sindh, who shall not be qualified for appointment as Presiding Officer
unless he has been or is a District Judge or an Additional District Judge. Under section 55
of the Act, the Government of Sindh may constitute as many Labour Appellate Tribunals
this Act. The member of the said Tribunal shall be a person who is or has been a Judge
or an Additional Judge of the Sindh High Court. Under section 54 of the Act, any
aggrieved party may, within thirty days of the communication of the final award,
decision or sentence passed by the Labour Court, prefer an appeal to the Labour
Appellate Tribunal.
In the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Industrial
Relations Act, 2010 was enforced with the aim to regulate formation of trade unions
and union activities, relations between employers and workmen and the avoidance and
settlement of any differences or disputes arising between them and other ancillary
matters. The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa may establish as many Labour Courts
as it considers necessary to exercise jurisdiction under this Act. A Labour Court shall
consist of one Presiding Officer appointed by the Government of KPK, who shall not be
qualified for appointment as Presiding Officer unless he has been or is a District Judge or
an Additional District Judge. Under section 51 of the Act, the Government of KPK may
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constitute as many Labour Appellate Tribunals consisting of one member as it may

consider necessary to exercise jurisdiction under this Act. The member of the said
Tribunal shall be a person who is or has been a Judge or an Additional Judge of the
Peshawar High Court. Under section 50 of the Act, any aggrieved party may, within
thirty days of the communication of the final award, decision or sentence passed by the
Labour Court, prefer an appeal to the Labour Appellate Tribunal.
In Balochistan, the Balochistan Industrial Relations Act, 2010 was enforced with aim the
to regulate formation of trade unions, regulation of relations between employers and
workmen and the avoidance and settlement of any differences or disputes arising
between them or matters connected therewith and ancillary thereto. Under section 52
of the Act, the Government of Balochistan may establish as many Labour Courts as it
considers necessary to exercise jurisdiction under this Act. A Labour Court shall consist
of one Presiding Officer appointed by the Government of Balochistan. A person shall
not be qualified for appointment as Presiding Officer unless he has been or is a District
Judge or an Additional District Judge provided that the Government of Balochistan may
in consultation with the High Court of Balochistan, appoint any person not so qualified
to be the Presiding Officer of a Labour Court. Under section 55 of the Act, the
Government of Balochistan may constitute as many Labour Appellate Tribunals
this Act. The member of the said Tribunal shall be a person who is qualified to be
appointed a Judge of High Court and shall be appointed in consultation with the High
Court of Balochistan. Any aggrieved party may, within thirty days of the communication
of the final award, decision or sentence passed by the Labour Court, prefer an appeal to
the Labour Appellate Tribunal.
Labour Courts
21.2
| 300
Consolidated Statement of Labour Courts

Pendency on
01-01-2013
11802
Institution During
the year
14896
Transferred /
Abated
101
Disposal During
the Year
13367
Balance on
31-12-2013
13432
11802
13432
5000
10000
15000
16000
14000
12000
10000
8000
14896
13367
6000
4000
2000
0
Labour Courts
21.3
| 301
Labour Court I, Lahore
Mr. Abid Hussain
Rs. 6,901,915/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Presiding officer
Superintendent
Stenographer
Reader
Assistant-cum-Accountant
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Dispatch Rider
Daftri
Process Server
Naib Qasid
Water Carrier
Mali
Chowkidar
16
12
11
14
9
7
5
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
16
Sweeper
Working
Strength
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
Vacant
0
0
1
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
930
Month-wise Breakup
January
930
February
918
March
914
April
926
May
971
June
948
July
941
August
953
September
956
October
927
November
786
December
643
Institution
during the year
453
Transfer
Total
1383
42
40
53
74
20
36
41
33
30
41
20
23
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
972
958
967
1000
991
984
982
986
986
968
806
666

the year
31-12-2013
773
610
54
44
41
29
43
43
29
30
59
182
163
56
918
914
926
971
948
941
953
956
927
786
643
610
Labour Courts
| 302
Labour Court II, Lahore
21.4
Mr. Tahir Pervez
Rs. 6,885,465/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Assistant
14
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftri
10
Naib Qasid
11
Mali
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
725
Institution
Transfer/
during the year Restored
591
-7
Total
1309

the year
31-12-2013
641
668
Month-wise Breakup
January
725
170
895
32
863
February
863
868
868
March
868
73
-6
935
935
April
935
23
-1
957
957
May
957
13
970
36
934
June
934
54
988
101
887
July
887
42
929
49
880
August
880
49
929
58
871
September
871
34
905
148
757
October
757
35
792
116
676
November
676
52
728
41
687
December
687
41
728
60
668
Labour Courts
21.5
| 303
Labour Court III, Ferozewala at Lahore
Mr. Rullah Khan Tarar
Rs. 6,975,965/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
1
2
Presiding Officer
Superintendent
Stenographer/Superintendent
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
(Add Charge)

Reader
Junior Clerks
Driver
Daftri
Process Server
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sanitary Worker
Mali
Working
Strength
1
1*
Vacant
21
16
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
16
14
11
7
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
0
3
0
1
0
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
465
Month-wise Breakup
January
465
February
499
March
505
April
513
May
525
June
543
July
531
August
533
September
511
October
547
November
500
December
490
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
299
30
794
37
6
8
12
35
15
26
20
69
10
22
39
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
30
0
0
502
505
513
525
560
558
557
553
580
587
522
529

the year
31-122013
280
514
3
0
0
0
17
27
24
42
33
87
32
15
499
505
513
525
543
531
533
511
547
500
490
514
Labour Courts
| 304
Labour Court IV, Faisalabad
21.6
Mr. Mohammad Wasim Akhtar
Rs. 7,083,965/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Process server
Driver
10
Naib Qasid
11
Mali
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
697
Institution
during the year
490
Transfer
Total
1187

the year
31-12-2013
319
868
Month-wise Breakup
January
697
49
746
36
710
February
710
39
749
20
729
March
729
38
767
760
April
760
60
820
811
May
811
31
842
22
820
June
820
30
850
51
799
July
799
38
837
27
810
August
810
29
839
22
817
September
817
37
854
54
800
October
800
68
868
42
826
November
826
30
856
15
841
December
841
41
882
14
868
Labour Courts
| 305
Labour Court V, Gujranwala
21.7
Mr. Jahandar Khan Banth
Rs. 7,065,365/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Presiding Officer
21
Superintendent
16
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Junior Clerks
Driver
Daftari
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total

the year
31-12-2013
433
274
707
185
522
Month-wise Breakup
January
433
24
457
36
421
February
421
23
444
34
410
March
410
19
429
17
412
April
412
23
435
14
421
May
421
25
446
22
424
June
424
35
459
459
July
459
467
466
August
466
26
492
24
468
September
468
29
497
16
481
October
481
11
492
488
November
488
17
505
12
493
December
493
34
527
522
Labour Courts
| 306
Labour Court VI, Rawalpindi
21.8
Mr. Abdul Qayyum
Rs. 6,390,965/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Sanctioned
Strength
Working
Strength
Vacant
Presiding Officer
21
Stenographer
16
Reader
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total

the year
31-12-2013
84
188
-15
257
103
154
January
84
16
100
99
February
99
108
108
March
108
12
120
117
April
117
15
132
19
113
May
113
10
123
23
100
June
100
14
114
107
July
107
36
143
15
128
August
128
132
132
September
132
-17
123
10
113
October
113
13
128
126
November
126
39
165
14
151
December
151
12
163
154
Month-wise Breakup
Labour Courts
| 307
Labour Court VII, Sargodha
21.9
Syed Shujjat Ali
Rs. 7,487,265/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Reader
14
Stenographer
14
Ahlmad
Copy Clerk
Driver
Naib Qasid
Process Server
10
Chowkidar
11
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
456
Institution
during the year
109
Transfer
Total
565

the year
31-12-2013
48
517
Month-wise Breakup
January
456
25
-2
479
22
457
February
457
463
456
March
456
465
465
April
465
22
488
486
May
486
11
498
15
483
June
483
15
498
497
July
497
10
507
506
August
506
506
506
September
506
506
506
October
506
506
506
November
506
506
506
December
506
11
517
517
Labour Courts
| 308
Labour Court VIII, Bahawalpur
21.10
Ch. Shabbir Hussain
Rs. 7,130,865/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Reader
15
14
Stenographer
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid
11
Mali
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
19
Institution
during the year
823
Transfer
Total
842

the year
31-12-2013
757
85
Month-wise Breakup
January
19
39
58
50
February
50
42
92
16
76
March
76
45
121
48
73
April
73
50
123
42
81
May
81
45
126
55
71
June
71
29
100
42
58
July
58
93
151
32
119
August
119
190
309
52
257
September
257
128
385
123
262
October
262
89
351
84
267
November
267
36
303
137
166
December
166
37
203
118
85
Labour Courts
| 309
Labour Court IX, Multan
21.11
Mr. Rai Nazir Ahmed
Rs. 7,146,630/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
1
2
21
Superintendent
16
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
Working
Strength
1
0
Vacant
Assistant
14
Reader
14
Stenographer
12
Junior Clerk
Driver
Process Server
Mali
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper
0
1

Pendency on
1-1-2013
982
Institution
during the year
839
Transfer
Total
1821

the year
31-12-2013
909
912
Month-wise Breakup
January
982
152
1134
99
1035
February
1035
53
1088
107
981
March
981
47
1028
56
972
April
972
33
1005
33
972
May
972
84
1056
108
948
June
948
71
1019
58
961
July
961
112
1073
75
998
August
998
52
1050
61
989
September
989
72
1061
160
901
October
901
65
966
83
883
November
883
58
941
39
902
December
902
40
942
30
912
Labour Courts
| 310
Labour Court X, Sahiwal
21.12
Mr. Ikramullah
Rs. 7,495,550/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
14
Reader
11
Junior Clerk
Dispatch Rider
Driver
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper/Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
499
Institution
during the year
503
Transfer
Total
-49
953

the year
31-12-2013
353
600
Month-wise Breakup
January
499
94
593
26
567
February
567
53
622
25
597
March
597
97
-3
691
17
674
April
674
21
697
31
666
May
666
38
704
21
683
June
683
25
708
49
659
July
659
35
-72
622
27
595
August
595
16
-7
604
20
584
September
584
58
642
36
606
October
606
28
641
41
600
November
600
28
630
31
599
December
599
31
-1
629
29
600
Labour Courts
| 311
Labour Court XI, Dera Ghazi Khan
21.13
Mr. Abdul Majeed
Rs. 7,392,450/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Assistant
14
Stenographer
14
Reader
11
Junior Clerk
Driver
Dispatch Rider
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
690
Institution
during the year
760
Transfer
Total
57
1507

the year
31-12-2013
412
1095
Month-wise Breakup
January
690
58
748
64
684
February
684
137
821
61
760
March
760
95
855
29
826
April
826
83
910
72
838
May
838
108
947
123
824
June
824
92
919
37
882
July
882
89
974
18
956
August
956
11
967
963
September
963
91
1054
1050
October
1050
1057
1057
November
1057
32
1089
1089
December
1089
1095
1095
Labour Courts
| 312
Labour Court I, Karachi
21.14
Ms. Naheed Iqbal
Rs. 8,169,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Asstt. Cum Accountant
14
Stenographer
12
Reader
10
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftari
Process Server
10
Qasid
11
Naib Qasid/Peon
12
Farash
13
Chowkidar
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
267
Institution
during the year
305
Transfer
Total
33
605

the year
31-12-2013
161
444
Month-wise Breakup
January
267
88
355
351
February
351
360
30
330
March
330
98
428
421
April
421
25
446
445
May
445
15
12
472
30
442
June
442
442
442
July
442
442
442
August
442
442
442
September
442
39
481
12
469
October
469
17
20
506
26
480
November
480
481
25
456
December
456
13
470
26
444
Labour Courts
| 313
Labour Court II, Karachi
21.15
Shamim Akhtar Saduzai
Rs. 7,885,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
15
Asst-cum-Accountant
14
Reader
10
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Qasid
10
Naib Qasid
11
Process Server
12
Water Man
13
Chowkidar
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
334
Institution
during the year
104
Transfer
Total
447

the year
31-12-2013
134
313
Month-wise Breakup
January
334
339
339
February
339
340
335
March
335
25
360
33
327
April
327
13
340
23
317
May
317
325
316
June
316
316
316
July
316
321
315
August
315
319
311
September
311
315
309
October
309
20
329
22
307
November
307
15
329
15
314
December
314
320
313
Labour Courts
| 314
Labour Court III, Karachi
21.16
Mr. Abdul Ghani Soomro
Rs. 8,204,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
16
Private Secretary
16
Stenographer
15
Asst. Cum Accountant
14
Reader
10
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftri
10
Process Server
11
Peon
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Balance on
31-12-2013
450
Disposal
during the
year
122
248
117
85
328
Month-wise Breakup
January
248
14
262
255
February
255
50
314
14
300
March
300
15
20
335
14
321
April
321
16
343
334
May
334
10
344
20
324
June
324
324
324
July
324
14
343
334
August
334
345
24
321
September
321
328
320
October
320
14
335
328
November
328
335
326
December
326
329
328
Labour Courts
| 315
Labour Court IV, Karachi
21.17
Syed Aabid Hussain Shah
Rs. 7,112,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
15
14
Reader
10
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftari
10
Process
11
Naib Qasid/Peon
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
228
Institution
during the year
100
Transfer/
Restored
26
Total
354
Disposal during
the year
87
Balance on
31-12-2013
267
Month-wise Breakup
January
228
237
231
February
231
20
52
303
11
292
March
292
30
-22
300
17
283
April
283
-12
276
38
238
May
238
-2
238
233
June
233
233
233
July
233
240
239
August
239
12
255
254
September
254
260
257
October
257
-1
261
260
November
260
-3
265
263
December
263
269
267
Labour Courts
| 316
Labour Court V, Karachi
21.18
Mr. Ghulam Qadir Leghari
Rs. 9,040,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
17
Asstt-cum-Accountant
14
Stenographer
15
Reader
10
Junior Clerk
Driver
Qasid/Daftari
Naib Qasid/Peon
10
Process Server
11
Chowkidar
12
Sanitary Worker

Pendency on
1-1-2013
480
Institution
during the year
365
Transfer
Total
786
Disposal during
the year
407
Balance on
31-12-2013
379
-59
Month-wise Breakup
January
480
50
530
21
509
February
509
19
-100
428
85
343
March
343
10
353
69
284
April
284
-1
288
36
252
May
252
100
14
366
14
352
June
352
352
352
July
352
46
-4
394
50
344
August
344
88
432
11
421
September
421
429
47
382
October
382
31
416
11
405
November
405
29
439
37
402
December
402
405
26
379
Labour Courts
| 317
Labour Court VI, Hyderabad
21.19
Mr. Mir Safdar Hussain Talpur

Syed Saghar Hussain Zaidi
Miss. Farzana Anwar Shah
Rs. 7,821,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Asst-cum-Accountant
14
Stenographer
14
Reader
10
Junior Clerks
Driver
Daftari
Bailiff
10
Peons
11
Chowkidar
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
487
Institution
during the year
84
Transfer
Total
571
Disposal during
the year
97
Balance on
31-12-2013
474
Month-wise Breakup
January
487
490
485
February
485
494
38
456
March
456
461
11
450
April
450
457
10
447
May
447
29
476
15
461
June
461
466
465
July
465
470
465
August
465
474
469
September
469
469
469
October
469
469
469
November
469
469
466
December
466
12
478
474
Labour Courts
| 318
Labour Court VII, Sukkur
21.20
Mr. Hyder Ali Abro
Rs. 9,044,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Asst-Cum-Accountant
14
Stenographer
14
Computer Operator
12
Reader
10
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftri
10
Baillif
11
Peon
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
16
Institution
during the year
13
Transfer
Total
29
Disposal during
the year
18
Balance on
31-12-2013
11
Month-wise Breakup
January
16
17
15
February
15
15
15
March
15
16
16
April
16
18
15
May
15
18
15
June
15
17
14
July
14
14
14
August
14
14
10
September
10
12
11
October
11
13
13
November
13
13
11
December
11
11
11
Labour Courts
| 319
Labour Court VIII, Larkana
21.21
Mr. Abrar Hussain F. Memon
Rs. 1,070,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent/ Administrative officer
16
Assistant Cum Accountant
14
Stenographer
14
Computer Operator
12
Reader
10
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftri/Qasid
10
Process Server/Baliliff
11
Naib Qasid/Peon
12
Chowkidar
13
Sweeper/Sanitary Worker

Month
Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
2
Transfer
Total
11
Disposal during
the year
6
Balance on
31-12-2013
5
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Labour Courts
| 320
Labour Court, Peshawar
21.22
Mr. Muhammad Farooq Sarwar
Rs. 7,764,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Senior Clerk
Driver
Bailiff
Process Server
Naib Qasid
10
Muslim Sweeper
11
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
2442
Institution
during the year
2088
Transfer
Total
4530
Disposal during
the year
2696
Balance on
31-12-2013
1834
Month-wise Breakup
January
2442
60
2502
327
2175
February
2175
552
2727
475
2252
March
2252
324
2576
222
2354
April
2354
54
2408
254
2154
May
2154
34
2188
372
1816
June
1816
168
1984
53
1931
July
1931
64
1995
113
1882
August
1882
1887
140
1747
September
1747
433
2180
269
1911
October
1911
220
2131
397
1734
November
1734
1743
74
1669
December
1669
165
1834
1834
Labour Courts
| 321
Labour Court, Mardan
21.23
Ms. Farah Jamshed Khan
Rs. 6,294,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Senior Clerk
Moharrir
Driver
Bailiff
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid
11
Sweeper
12
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1-2013
556
Institution
during the year
2086
Transfer/
Restored
3
Total
2645
Disposal during
the year
1228
Balance on
31-12-2013
1417
Month-wise Breakup
January
556
143
699
100
599
February
599
238
837
132
705
March
705
101
807
131
676
April
676
119
795
182
613
May
613
139
754
79
675
June
675
75
750
71
679
July
679
238
917
56
861
August
861
70
931
929
September
929
336
1265
92
1173
October
1173
278
1451
107
1344
November
1344
139
1483
204
1279
December
1279
210
1489
72
1417
Labour Courts
| 322
Labour Court, Haripur
21.24
Miss Mah Tallat
Rs. 5,685,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Superintendent
16
Stenographer
16
Assistant
14
Senior Clerk
Mohr/Junior Clerk
Bailiff/Attendent
Driver
Process Server
10
Chowkidar
11
Naib Qasid
12
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
676
Institution
during the year
2407
Transfer
Total
-12
3071

the year
31-12-2013
1714
1357
Month-wise Breakup
January
676
132
-6
802
122
680
February
680
218
-2
896
120
776
March
776
126
-2
900
134
766
April
766
104
-2
868
104
764
May
764
96
860
98
762
June
762
190
952
109
843
July
843
154
997
94
903
August
903
147
1050
61
989
September
989
501
1490
319
1171
October
1171
155
1326
240
1086
November
1086
310
1396
140
1256
December
1256
274
1530
173
1357
Labour Courts
| 323
Labour Court, Quetta
21.25
Name of Judge/Presiding Officer:
Mrs. Tahira Parveen Baloch
Rs. 8,051,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Court of Clerk
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Naib Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
26
Institution
during the year
1400
Transfer
Total
1426
Disposal during
the year
1405
Balance on
31-12-2013
21
Month-wise Breakup
January
26
26
26
February
26
34
34
March
34
264
298
233
65
April
65
159
224
177
47
May
47
242
289
230
59
June
59
66
125
91
34
July
34
43
77
41
36
August
36
186
222
89
133
September
133
170
303
232
71
October
71
25
96
65
31
November
31
231
262
166
96
December
96
102
81
21
Labour Courts
| 324
Labour Court, Sibi
21.26
Mr. Rashid Mehmood
Rs. 6,890,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Court of Clerk
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Naib Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Institution
during the year
284
Transfer
Total
293
Disposal during
the year
283
Balance on
31-12-2013
10
Month-wise Breakup
January
12
21
12
February
12
27
39
20
19
March
19
25
44
20
24
April
24
46
70
22
48
May
48
67
115
27
88
June
88
88
47
41
July
41
41
24
17
August
17
17
17
September
17
78
95
47
48
October
48
50
40
10
November
10
12
December
25
33
23
10
Labour Courts
| 325
Labour Court, Hub
21.27
Mr. Ghulam Siddique
Rs. 6,590,900/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Court of Clerk
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Naib Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
40
Institution
during the year
212
Transfer
Total
252
Disposal during
the year
226
Balance on
31-12-2013
26
Month-wise Breakup
January
40
16
56
15
41
February
41
45
43
March
43
14
57
17
40
April
40
57
97
38
59
May
59
60
60
June
60
21
81
39
42
July
42
42
42
August
42
45
44
September
21
22
18
October
18
42
60
50
10
November
10
11
21
17
December
22
26
26
Labour Courts
| 326
Labour Court, Gawadar
21.28
Mr. Pazir Ahmed Baloch
Rs. 5,304,400/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Court of Clerk
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Naib Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper

Pendency on
1-1-2013
4
Institution
during the year
0
Transfer
Total
4
Disposal during
the year
3
Balance on
31-12-2013
1
Month-wise Breakup
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Labour Courts
21.29
| 327
Labour Court, Loralai
Vacant

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
21
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Stenographer
16
Superintendent
16
Accountant
14
Court of Clerk
14
Reader
14
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
10
Daftari
11
Chowkidar
12
Naib Qasid
13
Process Server
14
Sweeper
Note: Newly established court and not functional
Labour Appellate Tribunal
| 331
22. Labour Appellate Tribunals

22.1 Consolidated Statement of Labour Appellate Tribunals
Pendency on
01-01-2013
7296
Institution During
the year
2651
Transferred /
Abated
395
Disposal During
the Year
3082
7296
7260
2000
4000
Balance on
31-12-2013
7260
6000
8000
3500
3000
2500
2000
3082
1500
2651
1000
500
0
22.2
| 332
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Lahore
Name of Chairman:
Mr. Justice Asad Munir
Rs. 20,812,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Chairman
Registrar
Private Secretary
Senior Scale Stenographer
Reader
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Driver
17
17
16
15
14
9
7
5
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
10
11
12
13
14
15
Daftri
Process Server
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Mali
Sweeper
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
3
2
1
1
Working
Strength
1
1
0
2
0
1
0
1
1
Vacant
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
2
1
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
2456
Month-wise Breakup
January
2456
February
2394
March
2359
April
2317
May
2255
June
2172
July
2095
August
2159
September
2193
October
2165
November
2126
December
2178
Institution
during the year
853
Transfer
Total
3345
Disposal during
the year
1258
Balance on
31-12-2013
2087
36
80
62
82
77
28
66
136
49
73
47
117
36
3
2
4
5
2
3
5
4
3
2
-3
6
2539
2458
2445
2399
2285
2241
2236
2212
2269
2214
2240
2220
145
99
128
144
113
146
77
19
104
88
62
133
2394
2359
2317
2255
2172
2095
2159
2193
2165
2126
2178
2087
22.3
| 333
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Multan
Name of Chairman:
Hafiz Abdul Rehman Ansari
Rs. 12,787,000/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Registrar
17
Private Secretary
16
Stenographer
14
Reader
11
Junior Clerk
Dispatch Rider
Driver
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid
11
Sweeper
12
Chowkidar

Pendency on
1-1862-2012
2947
Institution
during the year
1409
Transfer
Total
4715
Disposal during
the year
1299
Balance on
31-12-2013
3416
359
Month-wise Breakup
January
2947
167
13
3127
37
3090
February
3090
212
23
3325
61
3264
March
3264
134
3403
43
3360
April
3360
65
43
3468
47
3421
May
3421
33
41
3495
72
3423
June
3423
206
10
3639
80
3559
July
3559
97
125
3781
79
3702
August
3702
92
3796
3796
September
3796
82
63
3941
462
3479
October
3479
103
16
3598
159
3439
November
3439
111
16
3566
196
3370
December
3370
107
3479
63
3416
22.4
| 334
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Karachi
Name of Chairman:
Mr. Justice (R) Ali Muhammad Baloch
Rs. 19,561,400/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Title of Post
BPS
Chairman
Member
Registrar
Deputy Registrar
Superintendent/ Admin Officer
Private Secretary
Reader
Assistant Cum Accountant
Stenographer
Computer Operator
Senior Clerk
Junior Clerk
Record Keeper
Driver
Bailiff
Process Server
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
Sanitary Worker
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
3
1
1
1
3
5
1
1
18
17
16
16
16
14
14
12
9
7
6
6
1
1
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
1
1
3
5
1
1
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
1668
Month-wise Breakup
January
1668
February
1659
March
1667
April
1699
May
1731
June
1690
July
1694
August
1694
September
1682
October
1661
November
1635
December
1555
Institution
during the year
280
Transfer
Total
1948
Disposal during
the year
369
Balance on
31-12-2013
1579
23
16
80
53
9
10
0
15
10
6
8
50
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1691
1675
1747
1752
1740
1700
1694
1709
1692
1667
1643
1605
32
8
48
21
50
6
0
27
31
32
88
26
1659
1667
1699
1731
1690
1694
1694
1682
1661
1635
1555
1579
22.5
| 335
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Peshawar
Name of Chairman:
Mr. Justice Mian Fasih ul Mulk

Pendency on
1-1-2013
185
Month-wise Breakup
January
185
February
145
March
141
April
142
May
140
June
137
July
138
August
137
September
150
October
148
November
149
December
138
22.6
Institution
during the year
27
Transfer
Total
212
Disposal during
the year
77
Balance on
31-12-2013
135
2
0
1
0
1
2
2
13
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
187
145
142
142
141
139
140
150
152
150
150
139
42
4
0
2
4
1
3
0
4
1
12
4
145
141
142
140
137
138
137
150
148
149
138
135
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Abbotabad Bench

Mr. Justice Yahya Afridi
Name of Chairman:

Pendency on
1-1-2013
7
Month-wise Breakup
January
7
February
10
March
10
April
11
May
11
June
10
July
12
August
13
September
14
October
14
November
15
December
10
Institution
during the year
12
Transfer
Total
19
Disposal during
the year
11
Balance on
31-12-2013
8
3
0
2
1
1
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
10
12
12
12
12
13
14
14
15
15
10
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
10
10
11
11
10
12
13
14
14
15
10
8
22.7
| 336
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Dera Ismail Khan Bench
Name of Chairman:
Mr. Justice Qaiser Rashid Khan

Pendency on
1-1-2013
14
Month-wise Breakup
January
14
February
15
March
15
April
13
May
13
June
13
July
13
August
13
September
13
October
13
November
13
December
13
22.8
Institution
during the year
2
Transfer
Total
16
Disposal during
the year
16
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
16
15
15
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
13
15
15
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
0
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Bannu Bench
Name of Chairman:

Pendency on
1-1-2013
9
Month-wise Breakup
January
9
February
9
March
9
April
9
May
9
June
9
July
9
August
9
September
0
October
0
November
0
December
0
Institution
during the year
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Transfer
Total
9
Disposal during
the year
9
Balance on
31-12-2013
0
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
0
0
0
0
0
22.9
| 337
Labour Appellate Tribunal, Dar-ul-Qaza Bench
Name of Chairman:

Pendency on
1-1-2013
0
Month-wise Breakup
January
0
February
0
March
0
April
0
May
0
June
0
July
17
August
17
September
17
October
17
November
16
December
17
Institution
during the year
18
Transfer
Total
18
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
17
0
0
0
0
0
17
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
17
17
17
17
17
17
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
17
17
17
16
17
17
| 338
22.10 Labour Appellate Tribunal, Quetta

Name of Chairman:
Abdul Ghayyas Nousherwani
Rs. 11,490,200/-

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Chairman
Additional Registrar
17
16
Reader
14
Assistant
14
Junior Clerk
Driver
Daftari
Process Server
10
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
10
Institution
during the year
50
Transfer
Total
60
Disposal during
the year
42
Balance on
31-12-2013
18
Month-wise Breakup
January
10
13
10
February
10
14
11
March
11
12
10
April
10
10
May
12
11
June
11
17
12
July
12
16
14
August
14
17
16
September
16
24
16
October
16
19
15
November
15
16
14
December
14
14
28
10
18
| 341
23. Child Protection Court

23.1 Establishment of Child Protection Court
The Punjab Destitute and Neglected Children Act, 2004 was enacted to consolidate the law
for the rescue, protective custody, care and rehabilitation of destitute and neglected
children in the province of the Punjab other than those involved in criminal litigation. Under
this Act the Government of the Punjab established the Child Protection and Welfare Bureau,
Destitute and Neglected Childrens Welfare Fund and Child Protection Institutions. Under
this Act unauthorized custody, cruelty to children, employing child for begging, giving
intoxicating liquor or narcotic drug to child, permitting child to enter places where liquor or
narcotic drugs are sold, inciting child to bet or borrow and exposure to seduction are
punishable offences. At present one Child Protection Court is established under section 22
of the Act for the local area.
23.2 Procedure of the Court

The Child Protection Court exercises the powers conferred and functions assigned to it
under the provisions of the Punjab Destitute and Neglected Children Act, 2004 and the rules
made thereunder. The Child Protection Court finally decides a case within one month from
the date of production of a child before it. Provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1898 and the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984 unless otherwise expressly provided by this
Act or the rules, not apply to proceedings before the Child Protection Court. No appeal or
revision lie against any order of the Child Protection Court, however, the court may at any
stage recall or modify its earlier order in the interest of justice. The Child Protection Court
exercising powers under this Act is deemed to be a Court of Sessions in terms of section 476
of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. The Child Protection Court is empowered to direct
for production of child by parent or guardian, examination of person producing or reporting,
entrustment of the custody of destitute and neglected child and sending of child having place
of residence outside jurisdiction.
| 342
23.3 Consolidated Statement of Child Protection Court

Pendency on
01-01-2013
349
Institution During
the year
905
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
936
Balance on
31-12-2013
318
349
318
100
200
300
400
500
940
935
930
925
920
915
936
910
905
900
895
905
890
885
| 343
23.4 Child Protection Court, Punjab, Lahore

Name of Chairman:
Member:
Mrs. Uzma Akhtar Chughtai

Mr. Muhammad Masroor Zaman
No budget has been allocated

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Senior Stenographer
15
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
0
Vacant
Reader
14
Assistant Superintendent
11
Copy Clerk
Bailiff
Ahlmad
Record Keeper
Process Server
Driver
10
Naib Qasid

Pendency on
1-1-2013
349
Institution
during the year
905
Transfer
Total
1254
Disposal during
the year
936
Balance on
31-12-2013
318
Month-wise Breakup
January
349
63
412
68
344
February
344
52
396
57
339
March
339
75
414
72
342
April
342
67
409
83
326
May
326
76
402
83
319
June
319
49
368
61
307
July
307
53
360
60
300
August
300
82
382
73
309
September
309
131
440
128
312
October
312
79
391
81
310
November
310
112
422
102
320
December
320
66
386
68
318
| 347
24. The Lahore Development Authority Tribunal, Lahore

24.1 Establishment of The Lahore Development Authority Tribunal
The Lahore Development Authority has been constituted under section 4 of the Lahore
Development Authority Act, 1975 to establish a comprehensive system of metropolitan
planning and development. The purposes for enactment of this Act are to improve the
quality of life in the area of Lahore Division, establish an integrated metropolitan and
regional development approach and a continuing process of planning and development
to ensure optimum utilization of resources, economical and effective utilization of land
and to evolve policies and programs relating to the improvement of the environment of
housing, industrial development, traffic, transportation, health, education, water supply,
sewerage, drainage and solid waste disposal matters. The Lahore Development
Authority Act, 1975 has been amended through the Lahore Development Authority
(Amendment) Ordinance, 2013, which inter alia provides for constitution of Tribunal
(section 25C of the Act). The purposes for constitution of the Tribunal are to decide
objections regarding the person interested, measurement of the land under acquisition,
award, apportionment or payment of compensation. The Tribunal is also empowered to
hear and adjudicate the grievances of any person aggrieved from an award of the
Collector who within sixty days from the date of the award, submit objections against
the award. The Tribunal consists of a President and two assessors, each of them shall be
called a member of the Tribunal. The president of the Tribunal shall be a Senior Civil
Judge or a Civil Judge First Class with at least five years experience as Civil Judge, an
Advocate of not less than seven years experience as advocate of High Court or a retired
District and Sessions Judge or a retired Additional District and Sessions Judge.
24.2 Procedure of the Tribunal

The Tribunal, under section 25D of the Act, is empowered to conduct an inquiry in any
case and while inquiring into a case, exercise powers of a Civil Court under the Code of
Civil Procedure, 1908. The Tribunal is also empowered to issue summon and enforce
attendance of a person, compel a person to give oral or written evidence on oath and to
produce a document or any other material, receive evidence on affidavit, requisition
| 348
information from any office and issue summons for witnesses or documents. The
Tribunal finally decides a case within a period of six months from the date of initiation of
proceedings and if it fails to decide the case within six months then it shall conduct day
to day proceedings in the case till the final decision. The Tribunal executes its decisions
as if it is a Civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
| 349
24.3 Consolidated Statement of Lahore Development Authority Tribunal

Pendency on
01-01-2013
73
Institution During
the year
15
Transferred /
Abated
1
Disposal During
the Year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
88
73
88
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
16
14
12
10
8
15
6
4
2
1
0
| 350
25.4 Lahore Development Authority Tribunal, Lahore

Name of Chairman:
Mr. Ghaffar Jalil

Mrs. Uzma Akhtar Chughtai
Annual Budget Allocations (2013-14):
Lahore Development Authority provides budget/funds

Sr. #
Title of Post
BPS
Superintendent
16
Sanctioned
Strength
1
Working
Strength
1
Vacant
Stenographer
16
Reader
14
Ahlmad
Copyist
Driver
Nazir
Naib Qasid
Chowkidar
10
Members (Assessors)

Pendency on
1-1-2013
73
Institution
during the year
15
Transfer
Total
89
Disposal during
the year
1
Balance on
31-12-2013
88
Month-wise Breakup
January
73
74
74
February
74
75
75
March
75
81
80
April
80
80
80
May
80
80
80
June
80
80
80
July
80
80
80
August
80
80
80
September
80
80
80
October
80
80
80
November
80
86
86
December
86
88
88
Special Court of Public Property

25.
| 353
Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment)
25.1 Establishment of the Special Court Public Property

The Sindh Public Property (Removal of Encroachment) Act, 2010 was enacted to
provide measures for removal of encroachment from public property and to retrieve
possession and for matters ancillary thereto. Section 2 of the said Act has defined
inter alia that building means a building or part thereof and includes plinth, wall,
steps, platform, covered area of any kind, tent, jhuggi, enclosure and the land
appurtenant thereto. Encroachment means unauthorized occupation of or undue
interference with public property. Similarly, land means State Land and it includes
benefits arising out of land and things attached to earth or permanently fastened to
anything attached to the earth and land under water, well, footpath, road, tunnel,
culvert, nala, bridge and street and Public Property means a building, land, place or
premises vesting, in or under the management or control of Government, local
council, autonomous body or registered cooperative society or such other authority.
Under section 25 of the said Act, Government of Sindh may establish Special Court in
each district and a Special Court for each group of six towns of the City District for the
purpose of providing for speedy trial of offences committed under the said Act. A
Special Court established under the said Act consists of a Sessions Judge. Under
section 27 of the Act, appeal against the order passed by a Special Court lies to the
High Court of Sindh.
25.2 Establishment and Procedure of the Tribunal

The Government of Sindh under section 12 of the Sindh Public Property (Removal of
Encroachment) Act, 2010 provides to establish the Tribunal for each district consisting
of a retired District and Sessions Judge or any Advocate with standing of ten years.
Under section 13 of the Act, the Tribunal has exclusive jurisdiction to adjudicate upon
a dispute that any property is not a public property or that any lease or license in
respect of such public property has not been determined for the purpose of this Act.
Under section 14 of the Act, the Tribunal shall decide any suit or application in such
manner and in accordance with such procedure as may be prescribed. Any order
made by the Tribunal which conclusively determines the rights of the parties with
regard to all or any of the matters in controversy shall be final and binding on the
parties. The Tribunal has power of a Civil Court under the Code of Civil Procedure,
1908.
| 354
25.3 Consolidated Statement of Special Court of Public Property

Pendency on
01-01-2013
62
Institution During
the year
11
Transferred /
Abated
0
Disposal During
the Year
24
Balance on
31-12-2013
49
62
49
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
25
20
15
24
10
11
0
| 355
25.4 Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment), Karachi

Mr. Aftab Ahmed Bughio
Rs. 5,592,750/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Law Officer
Superintendent
Stenographer
Assistant
Computer Operator
Accountant
Reader
Junior Clerk
Daftri
Driver
Chowkidar
Niab Qasid
Process Server
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
21
17
16
15
14
12
11
10
7
4
4
1
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
1
1
0
0
1
0
Vacant
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
3
0
1

Pendency on
1-1-2013
62
Month-wise Breakup
62
January
61
February
61
March
63
April
62
May
64
June
64
July
62
August
58
September
55
October
51
November
51
December
Institution
during the year
Transfer
Total
Disposal during
the year
Balance on
31-12-2013
68
20
48
0
1
2
0
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
62
62
63
63
64
64
64
62
59
55
51
51
1
1
0
1
0
0
2
4
4
4
0
3
61
61
63
62
64
64
62
58
55
51
51
48
| 356
25.5 Special Court of Public Property (Removal of Encroachment), Hyderabad

Syed Manazir Hussain Zaidi
Rs. 8,720,000/-

Sr. #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Title of Post
BPS
Presiding Officer
Superintendent
Senior Stenographer
Assistant
Computer Operator
Accountant
Reader
Junior Clerk
Daftri
Driver
Process Server
Niab Qasid
Chowkidar
Sweeper
Sanctioned
Strength
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
6
2
2
1
6
2
2
21
16
16
14
12
11
10
7
4
4
1
1
1
1
Working
Strength
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
6
2
1
1
6
2
2
Vacant
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0

Pendency on
1-1-2013
0
Month-wise Breakup
0
January
0
February
2
March
2
April
2
May
2
June
2
July
1
August
1
September
1
October
2
November
3
December
Institution
during the year
5
Transfer
Total
5
Disposal during
the year
4
Balance on
31-12-2013
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
3
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
2
0
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
3
1

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Accountability Courts .............................................................................................................................................. 7

Establishment of Accountability Courts ................................................................................................................. 7

Procedure of the Court............................................................................................................................................ 7

Consolidated Statement of Accountability Courts ................................................................................................ 8

Accountability Court I, Islamabad ....................................................................................................................... 9

Accountability Court I, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................... 10

Accountability Court II, Rawalpindi ................................................................................................................... 11

Accountability Court III, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................. 12

Accountability Court IV, Rawalpindi .................................................................................................................. 13

Accountability Court I, Lahore ........................................................................................................................... 14

Accountability Court II, Lahore .......................................................................................................................... 15

Accountability Court III, Lahore ......................................................................................................................... 16

Accountability Court IV, Lahore ......................................................................................................................... 17

Accountability Court V, Lahore .......................................................................................................................... 18

Accountability Court I, Karachi .......................................................................................................................... 19

Accountability Court II, Karachi ......................................................................................................................... 20

Accountability Court III, Karachi ........................................................................................................................ 21

Accountability Court IV, Karachi ........................................................................................................................ 22

Accountability Court V, Karachi ......................................................................................................................... 23

Accountability Court, Hyderabad ......................................................................................................................... 24

Accountability Court I, Peshawar ...................................................................................................................... 25

Accountability Court II, Peshawar ..................................................................................................................... 26

Accountability Court III, Peshawar .................................................................................................................... 27

Accountability Court IV, Peshawar .................................................................................................................... 28

Accountability Court I, Quetta ........................................................................................................................... 29

Accountability Court II, Quetta .......................................................................................................................... 30

Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal ......................................................................................................................... 33

Establishment of Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 33

Procedure of the Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 33

Consolidated Statement of Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal........................................................................... 35

Anti-Dumping Appellate Tribunal, Islamabad ..................................................................................................... 36

Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue ...................................................................................................................... 41

Establishment of the Appellate Tribunal ............................................................................................................. 41

Procedure of the Tribunal ..................................................................................................................................... 41

Consolidated Statement of Appellate Tribunals Inland Revenue ...................................................................... 43

Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Islamabad ................................................................................................... 44

Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Lahore ........................................................................................................ 45

Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Karachi........................................................................................................ 47

Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, Peshawar.................................................................................................... 48