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Customs court lawyers boycott proceedings against judge-lawyers clash

byM. Imran Mehar
01/06/2017
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: Lawyers in the special federal court of customs taxation and anti-smuggling boycotted the court proceedings on the second day against a clash between a civil judge and lawyers.

A Civil Judge Waseem Ahmad was holding the proceedings at his court at the LDA Building when a group of lawyers, led by Aqeel advocate, entered into the courtroom and misbehaved with the judge and his staff.

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On Wednesday, all the civil and sessions judges of the lower courts stopped courts’ proceedings in protest after a group of lawyers manhandled one of their colleagues.

Earlier, the judge had announced a verdict against Aqeel’s client. Sources said the lawyers also slapped a staff member of the civil judge’s court.

A video showing lawyers’ abuse and attack on the judge also went viral on social networking websites.
After the incident, the judge called a meeting of his colleagues and demanded foolproof security for them. The hearing of the cases was adjourned for the next date.
Meanwhile, the lawyers also went on a strike on the call of the Lahore Bar Association. However the litigants remained helpless as both judges and lawyers held strike while their cases were simply adjourned.

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