The Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Tuesday slapped ban over entrance of irrelevant people in the court premises amid coronavirus outbreak. In a notification issued by the IHC Chief Justice, Athar Minhallah, irrelevant people and the lawyers have been directed not to enter the court premises without any reason. “Judge, staff and lawyers scheduled for hearings can appear before the court”, the notification reads and adds that the relevant parties can only appear before the court upon being summoned by the court. The parties and the lawyers have been directed to get the information from the website of the high court.
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