Abstract
Constitutional provisions in the Constitution of Islamic
Republic of Pakistan, 1973 relating to judiciary
necessitate changes in the light of equity, justice, fairplay and fundamental rights enshrined in the constitution
of Pakistan so that cherished goal of freedom & justice
to people of Pakistan comes in real terms. The purpose
of this paper is to propose constitutional reforms
pertaining to judiciary so that the constitutional
provisions are inconsonance with dictates of justice,
equity and fair-play and do not smack unsavory
framework. The methodology employed is comparison
with other provisions of the constitution particularly on
fundamental rights, principles of policy and preamble to
the constitution to underscore constitutional changes.
Findings of the study call for constitutional
amendments’. The research is only focused on the study
of constitution of Pakistan and doesn’t undertake a
comparative analysis. The results strength mandate
constitutional amendments in the basic scheme of the
constitution concerning judiciary. Such an exercise has
not been undertaken before and is a new addition to the
scholarly literature on the subject.
Usman Quddus, Muhammad Arif Khan. (2020) Constitutional Provisions Necessitating Change: Proposals for Reform in the Constitution of Pakistan Concerning Judiciary, Journal of Pakistan Vision, Volume 21, Issue 1.
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