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Db List for 08-03-2018(Thursday) _ 1 _ PESHAWAR HIGH COURT, PESHAWAR DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 1. CM Rest 239/2017 Fazal Rabi Naqeeb Ahmad Takkar with cm. V/s 93/2018(in FAB ZTBL 23-P/2017) i CM Rest 240/2017 in Fazal Rabi Naqeeb Ahmad Takkar V/s FAB 22/2017 ZTBL 2. W.P 3963/2016 Waheed Akhtar Javed Iqbal Gulbela (Services) with V/s ir(Reinstentment Federation of Paksitan through Muhammad Hayat Khan, AG KPK, to the post of Secretary SAFRAN and others DAG PAK Havaldar for 4 months and promotion to the rank of Naib Subaidar) 3. W.P 4101/2016 S. Taj ul Malook Saadullah Khan Marwat (Services) with V/s ir(Reinstentment) Chief Administrator/Secretary Nasir Mehmood, A.G, AG KPK, Govt of KP, Auqa, Hajj, DAG PAK Religious & Minority Affairs and others 4. W.P 4458/2016 Asad Khan Aminur Rehman (Services) with ir V/s with cm. Govt of KPK through its Chief A.G, Mansoor Tariq, AG KPK, 134/2016(Seeks Secretary and others DAG PAK restoration in service with back benefits) 5. W.P 4857/2016 Zubair Ali Abid Ali Khan (Services) With V/s IR(Restrined) Govt of KPK through Secretary AG KPK, DAG PAK Ministry of Labour & Man Power and others MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 1 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 2 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 6. W.P 1089/2017 Dr. Syeda Javeria Bukhari Muhammad Ijaz Khan Sabi (Services)() V/s Vice Chancellor, Shaheed AG KPK, DAG PAK Benazir Bhuto University and others 7. W.P 1475/2017 Wali Khan Saadullah Khan Marwat (Services)() V/s (Date By Court) Agency Education Officer and A.A.G, AG KPK, DAG PAK others 8. W.P 1862/2017 Shams u Rehman Raza Khan Safi (others) with cm. V/s 2362/2017(seek Federation of Pakistan through Asghar Khan Kundi, DAG PAK compensation) Secretary Finance & others 9. W.P 3237/2017() Shahid Ali Javed Iqbal Gulbela V/s Govt.of Pakistan through DAG PAK Secretary Ministry of Interior etc 10. W.P 3560/2017() Javed Ali Javed Ali Muhammadzai V/s Vice Chancellor, Khyber Medical AG KPK University, Peshawar etc 11. W.P 4157/2017 Tilawat Khan Fazal Shah Mohmand with ir() V/s Chairman Board of Governors, AG KPK Khyber Teaching Hospital (MTI), Peshawar etc MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 2 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 3 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 12. W.P 4172/2017() Qasim Shah Ibad Ur Rehman V/s Govt.of KPK throuhgh AG KPK Secretary Elementary & Secondary Education etc 13. W.P 4307/2017() Bilal Ahmed Sadiq Ali Momand V/s Govt.of Pakistan through AG KPK, DAG PAK Secretary Interior etc 14. W.P 4596/2017 Muhammad Kabir Shah Saadullah Khan Marwat With IR() V/s District Judge, Nowshera and A.G, AG KPK Others 15. W.P 4675/2017 Yahya Jan Fazal Shah Mohmand With IR() V/s District Education Officer, AG KPK Charsadda etc 16. W.P 4741/2017() Abdul Qayum Muhammad Isa Khan Khalil V/s Agency Education Officer and AG KPK, DAG PAK Others 17. W.P 4861/2017() Lubna Mahmood Jan Muhammad Khan V/s Director Edcuation /Secretary KPK WWB Peshawar MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 3 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 4 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 18. W.P 4907/2017() Arif Ali Muhammad Arif Jan V/s The Group Head HR, The Bank of Khyber etc 19. W.P 5084/2017 Attiq ul Alam and Others Hidayatullah Khan Khattak with i/r() V/s Director /Secretary Education WWB and Others 20. W.P 5232/2017() Hayat Nazir Javed Iqbal Gulbela V/s Govt of Pakistan and Others 22. W.P 135/2018 with Kaleemullah Bashir Khan Wazir ir() V/s Govt of KPK and Others AG KPK, DAG PAK 23. W.P 324/2018 with Muhammad Tahir Saadullah Khan Marwat i/r() V/s DG Livestock and Dairy Development KPK 24. W.P 576/2018 with Rehmatullah Nazir Ahmad i/r() V/s ZTBL and Others MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 4 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 5 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 25. W.P 697/2018 Sadaf Shaheen Zia ud Din Khan With IR() V/s Govt of KPK A.G, AG KPK, DAG PAK MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 5 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 6 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 26. W.P 718/2018 Ali Murtaza Inayatullah Khan With I/R() V/s (Date By Court) Chief Secretary Govt of KPK Zakir Hayat, A.G and Others i W.P 719/2018 Ali Haider Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others ii W.P 720/2018 Syed Hamza Bacha Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others iii W.P 721/2018 Syed Zafar Mehmood Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others iv W.P 722/2018 Muhammad Amir Inam Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others v W.P 723/2018 Danish Mansoor Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others vi W.P 724/2018 Syed Shoaib Mansoor Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others vii W.P 725/2018 Syed Amir Mahmood Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others viii W.P 796/2018 Umar Islam Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others ix W.P 797/2018 Feroz Rasool Khan Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others x W.P 802/2018 Muhammad Fayaz Khan Inayatullah Khan V/s Chief Secretary Govt of KPK and Others MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 6 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 7 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 27. W.P 738/2018 with Abdul Haseeb Gul Rahman Mohmand i/r() V/s Govt of KPK and Others 28. W.P 748/2018() Mst. Sadia Qayyum Muhammad Tariq V/s National Database Registration AG KPK, DAG PAK Authority (NADRA) through its Chairman etc 29. W.P 835/2018 with Mussadiq Iqbal Naqeeb Ullah Khattak i/r() V/s Govt of Pakistan thr: Secretary Interior and Other 30. W.P 860/2018 with Mst Zuhra Mushtaq Babar Khan Yousafzai i/r() V/s Govt of KPK and Others 31. W.P 875/2018 with Farooq Ali and another Khaled Rehman i/r() V/s Govt of KPK etc 32. W.P 876/2018 with Abdullah Khan Khushdil Khan ir() V/s Chairman NADRA etc MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 7 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 8 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 33. W.P 903/2018 with Khalid Gul Saadullah Khan Marwat i/r() V/s Director Technical Education KP Peshawar and Other 34. W.P 937/2018 with Muhammad Imran Khan Abd-ur-Rauf Rohaila i/r() V/s Director Hospital Director AG KPK, DAG PAK Chairman Board of Govenr 35. W.P 983/2018 with Muhammad Ashfaq Saadatullah Khan Tangi i/r() V/s Chairman WWF 36. W.P 1011/2018 Yasir Zeb Mohib Jan Salarzai with i/r() V/s Abdul Wali Khan University thr: its vc 37. W.P 1072/2018 Irfanullah Zahanat Ullah with IR (m)() V/s Provincial Govt thr: Secretary Forest KPK and Othe 38. W.P 49/2018 With Imran Khan Shahzada Irfan Zia IR() V/s Federation of Pakistan and AG KPK, DAG PAK others MIS Branch,Peshawar High Court Page 8 of 61 Report Generated By: C f m i s _ 9 _ DAILY LIST FOR THURSDAY, 08 MARCH, 2018 MR. JUSTICE QAISER RASHID KHAN & Court No: 3 BEFORE:- JUSTICE MS. MUSARRAT HILALI MOTION CASES 39. Rev in WP Saleem Raza etc Anwar Shah, Naqibullah Khan 117/2017(in wp V/s Khattak 2926/2016) Department of Plant Protections, Govt.of PaKistan etc NOTICE CASES 1. FAB M/s Sikandari Wollen Mills Pvt Syed Haziq Ali Shah 14/2013(Rs.02,54, Ltd etc 04,055/-(Stay V/s (Date By Court) Amir Javed granted)) SME Bankd Ltd etc i FAB 15/2013 M/S Sikandari Woolen Mills Pvt Syed Haziq Ali Shah V/s Ltd Amir Javed SME Bank Ltd and another 2. CM Rest Mohib Ullah Khan Zartaj Anwar Khan 53/2017(In WP V/s (Date By Court) 180-P/11,) Govt of KPK and others A.A.G 3. W.P 778/2013 Society for Access to Quality Saqib Raza, Muhammad Haider (others) with cm.
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