ISLAMABAD: An additional attorney general (AAG) on Thursday notified the Islamabad High Court (IHC) that the federal government was working on the policy of part of stories to judges and bureaucrats as well as would certainly modify the criteria within a month.

AAG Qasim Wadud mentioned this before a IHC department bench, comprising Principal Justice Athar Minallah and also Justice Mohsin Akhtar Kayani, during hearing of the same applications and an intra-court appeal pertaining to the housing schemes of the Federal Government Employees Real Estate Authority (FGEHA).

On the last hearing, the IHC on Sept 13 suspended the quantity of 4,723 stories in F-14 and F-15.

FGEHA on August 17 had actually allotted 1,704 plots measuring one kanal to Principal Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Gulzar Ahmed, senior puisne judge and various other judges of the High court, rural high courts and BS-20 to BS-22 bureaucrats.

The court was hearing the charm against the choice of a single-member bench dated September 2016 that guided the FGEHA to take into consideration regarding 30,000 leftover applicants of previous real estate schemes.

Originally, the IHC department bench in 2017 had actually issued a remain order versus the decision of the single-member bench which was abandoned last month.

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Justice Minallah observed that after the remain order was left, the order of Sept 2016 stood restored and also consequently the balloting of August 17 became void.

“The FGEHA, however, can make part to the candidates from the waiting list,” he included.

Mr Wadud said on trial that a subcommittee of the government cabinet had taken a look at the existing policy for making part of plots to the government officials and various other state functionaries.

He stated the subcommittee after mulling over upon the policy at two appropriate discussion forums had actually prepared its referrals.

Justice Minallah said that the court had actually revealed utmost restraint in this instance until now to make it possible for the federal government to develop a policy. “We have actually vacated the keep order and as a result the quantities of August 17 have been reserved,” observed the primary justice.

Supporter Akram Sheikh, representing the FGEHA, notified the court that his customer had tested IHC’s order prior to the Supreme Court.

Since the additional attorney general of the United States looked for a month’s adjournment, advocate Sheikh did not oppose to the request. Ultimately, the IHC avoided hearing till November 17.