New Judges take oath as Chief Justice PHC, Supreme Court Judge
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ISLAMABAD - Chief Justice (CJ), Mian Saqib Nisar on Thursday administered the oath of office to Justice Yahya Afridi, CJ, Peshawar High Court, as Judge of the Supreme Court (SC) of Pakistan.
The oath taking ceremony was held here at Supreme Court building, in a simple but dignified manner.
The Judges of SC, Attorney General for Pakistan, Advocate General Islamabad, senior lawyers, law officers, officers of Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan and Federal Judicial Academy Islamabad, attended the ceremony.
Registrar SC, Arbab Muhammad Arif conducted the proceedings of the oath taking ceremony.
Meanwhile, Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth on oath as Chief justice (CJ) of Peshawar High Court (PHC) in a ceremony held here at Governor House.
Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Iqbal Zafar Jhagra administered oath to the CJ PHC. Senior lawyers, elected representatives of Peshawar High Court Bar Association and judges of PHC attended the oath taking ceremony.
Justice Waqar Ahmad Seth obtained L.L.B degree from Khyber Law College Peshawar in 1985. Initially, he was enrolled as an advocate of district courts in December 1985 and in 1990 enrolled as an advocate of High Court.
He was appointed as an advocate of Supreme Court of Pakistan in 2008 and was elevated to the bench in August 2011 as additional judge.
He also worked as Banking Judge, Company Judge, PHC and served as Member of Subordinate Judiciary Service Tribunal Peshawar. - APP
