The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered Mariam Nawaz, Hussain Nawaz and Hasan Nawaz to disclose documents related to their properties after they submitted replies earlier today.
Adjourning the hearing of the case until November 15, the SC has advised PM’s sons and daughter to submit their property documents along with all related evidence before the court.
The court had asked all parties to submit their terms of references (ToRs) to the commission, stressing the legal body would be independent and fair.
SC has already clarified that if no consensus was made on the ToRs between the government and PTI, it would come up with its terms of the commission.
In trhe last hearing, The five-member larger SC bench headed by Chief Justice of Pakistan Anwar Zaheer Jamali had decided to form a one-member commission to probe revelations made in the Panama Papers after reviewing all replies, saying the commission would be headed by an apex court judge and would hold powers equivalent to the apex court.
The apex court on November 1 had agreed to PTI Chairman Imran Khan’s request to set up a judicial commission to probe Panamagate scandal
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in his reply during the Panamagate scandal case hearing last Thursday had denied holding any offshore company or business outside Pakistan.
