FCC Sets Rule for Minors' Verdicts Requiring Impartial Guardian

The Federal Shariat Court (FCC) has ruled that a verdict for minors cannot be delivered without a guardian, emphasizing that the appointed guardian must have no personal interest in the outcome of the case.

18 Jul, 15:51 — 18 Jul, 15:51

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No guardian, no verdict: FCC sets rule for minors

Judgment emphasises that the appointed guardian must have no personal interest in the outcome of the case

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