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Elderly man approaches SHC for possession of home
KARACHI: An 83-year-old senior citizen from Karachi approached the Sindh High Court(SHC) against the occupation of his house.
On the senior citizen’s request, the Sindh High Court accepted the plea for an urgent hearing issued notices to the parties, and sought their responses.
The senior citizen stated in the petition that his younger brother forged the house and got the house in his name. The court also canceled the allotment but the possession is not being given.
The petitioner said that the trial court is giving date after date at this age, the brother who committed the forgery also died.
He said that now his wife is not ready to give possession. He further stated the house was in his uncle’s name and he had brought up the brother.
The court adjourned further hearing of the petition till September 15.
Earlier, s report submitted to the Supreme Court of Pakistan on the prison conditions and facilities provided to PTI Chairman Imran Khan in Attock jail, where he has been imprisoned after being sentenced in Toshakhana case.
Attorney General for Pakistan (AGP) Mansoor Awan submitted a report on Imran Khan’s living conditions at the prison. It said the PTI chairman has been kept in the most secure High Observation Block and adjacent barracks have also been kept vacant.
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