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KARACHI:Senior lawyer and former high court judge, Justice (retd) Zahoorul Haq, passed away at the age of 88 due to ill health on Wednesday.His funeral, held at the Sultan Masjid, was attended by hundreds of people, including members of the legal community. He was later laid to rest at the Gizri Graveyard in the Defence Housing Authority.Born in Delhi on November 11, 1925, Haq completed his postgra air max95 duate studies in 1945 and LLB in 1946 from the Delhi University. He worked with Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah in the Pakistan M yeezys 700 ovement as a member of the Muslim Students Federation and volunteer of Muslim League.In 1947, he received his licence from the Lahore High Court as a pleader and enrolled as an advocate, Chief Court of Sindh in February, 1948. He got elected as the general secretary of the Kar adidas campus herren achi Bar Association (KBA) three times - in 1956, 1957 and 1958. He was also elected as secretary general of the Pakistan Bar Association in 1958 and as president of Karachi Bar Association in KARACHI:A range-bound session was observed at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday as the falling Pakistani rupee and a bleak economic outlook weighed heavily on investors rsquo; sentiment.Despite the start of trading on a positive note, when the KSE-10 nb balance 0 index reached an intra-day newbalance 550 high of 47,853.55 points, in line with previous day rsquo;s favourable session, stocks began coming down quickly.The decline stemmed from factors such as declining exports, skyrocketing inflation, weakening rupee and rising power tariffs.Some mid-session support came in anticipation of an increase in Pakistan rsquo;s weight to 2.93% in the MSCI FM100 index in the upcoming month.However, it was not sufficient to push the index upwards as it soon dipped to an intra-day low of 47,570.31 points. The bourse eventually settled near that level with some losses. ldquo;Stocks closed lower amid investor concerns over the weak rupee and a dismal stanley cup economic outlook, rdquo; said Arif Habib Commodities CEO Ahsan Mehan
KARACHI:Senior lawyer and former high court judge, Justice (retd) Zahoorul Haq, passed away at the age of 88 due to ill health on Wednesday.His funeral, held at the Sultan Masjid, was attended by hundreds of people, including members of the legal community. He was later laid to rest at the Gizri Graveyard in the Defence Housing Authority.Born in Delhi on November 11, 1925, Haq completed his postgra air max95 duate studies in 1945 and LLB in 1946 from the Delhi University. He worked with Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah in the Pakistan M yeezys 700 ovement as a member of the Muslim Students Federation and volunteer of Muslim League.In 1947, he received his licence from the Lahore High Court as a pleader and enrolled as an advocate, Chief Court of Sindh in February, 1948. He got elected as the general secretary of the Kar adidas campus herren achi Bar Association (KBA) three times - in 1956, 1957 and 1958. He was also elected as secretary general of the Pakistan Bar Association in 1958 and as president of Karachi Bar Association in KARACHI:A range-bound session was observed at the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday as the falling Pakistani rupee and a bleak economic outlook weighed heavily on investors rsquo; sentiment.Despite the start of trading on a positive note, when the KSE-10 nb balance 0 index reached an intra-day newbalance 550 high of 47,853.55 points, in line with previous day rsquo;s favourable session, stocks began coming down quickly.The decline stemmed from factors such as declining exports, skyrocketing inflation, weakening rupee and rising power tariffs.Some mid-session support came in anticipation of an increase in Pakistan rsquo;s weight to 2.93% in the MSCI FM100 index in the upcoming month.However, it was not sufficient to push the index upwards as it soon dipped to an intra-day low of 47,570.31 points. The bourse eventually settled near that level with some losses. ldquo;Stocks closed lower amid investor concerns over the weak rupee and a dismal stanley cup economic outlook, rdquo; said Arif Habib Commodities CEO Ahsan Mehan
