Supreme Court of Pakistan three member bench resumed the hearing of the Panama papers case today.

Justice Ijaz ul Ahsan observed that the court is not commenting on the conclusion and a trial court will decide whether to accept or reject it.

PM’s lawyer read out SC’s April 20 order in which 13 questions were referred to the investigators for probe. The JIT exceeded its mandate by adding two more questions to the list, he argued.

At one point, Justice Ijaz observed that the respondent still has not shared the money trail of London flats and it is still a mystery.

During the break, PTI’s lawyer Fawad Ch accused the PML-N leaders of misleading the public about the happenings inside the court. The objection filed by the ruling family has no mention of Qatari letter, however, they had announced to reject the report sans statement of Qatari prince, he said.

On Monday, the Sharif family, in the objections submitted to the SC, termed the JIT report as one sided.