Indonesian Supreme Court delegation visits Federal Shariat Court

source : http://www.app.com.pk
ISLAMABAD, June 26 (APP): A delegation of Indonesian Supreme Court on Tuesday visited the Federal Shariat Court of Pakistan and called on Chief Justice Haziq-ul-Khairi.

The delegation was comprising of Justice Dr. Abdul Manan S.H, Justice Drs. H.Habib ur Rehman M.Hum, Justice Professor Dr.H.Muchsin S.H and Justice Saroko S.H.M.H, Dr. H.Wahyu Widiana, Director General Religious Arbitration, Drs.H.Zainuddin Fajari, S.H.M.H, Registrar of Religious civil case and Parwoto Wignijosumarto, S.H,Registrar of Special Civil Case, said a press release issued here today.

Chief Justice Haziq-ul-Khairi, Justice Allama Dr.Fida Muhammad Khan and Justice Salah-ud-Din Mirza received the distinguished guests and briefed them about the establishment, jurisdiction and important judgements delivered by the Federal Shariat Court so far.

The members of the delegation asked many questions about the economic system of Pakistan with specific reference to Islam. The delegation also visited the Federal Shariat Court building and chamber of the Chief Justice.

The members of the delegation were briefed about Riba judgement and its present status. The Chief Justice presented souvenir and set of books to the members of the delegation.
Both the sides agreed to continue mutual cooperation in judicial field.

Launch of the Indonesian High Religious Courts PTA database and the Access and Equity Survey

The Honorable Diana Bryant, Chief Justice of the Family Court of Australia and the Honorable Professor Bagir Manan, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Indonesia at the launch of the Indonesian High Religious Courts PTA database and the Access and Equity Survey.

Jakarta, www.badilag.net (12/02/2008)

Source: http://www.asianlii.org
The Honorable Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Indonesia, Dr Bagir Manan, and the Honorable Diana Bryant, Chief Justice of the Family Court of Australia attended the launch of the Indonesian High Religious Courts PTA database and the Access and Equity Survey in Jakarta.

The Australasian Legal Information Institute (AustLII), through an AusAID PSLP funded project, has created the Asian Legal Information Institute (AsianLII) which provides access to 175 databases from 28 Asian countries and territories. AsianLII, with support from the Indonesia Australia Legal Development Facility (IALDF), has collaborated with the Supreme Court Directorate General for the Religious Courts in developing this online database of High Religious Court decisions which can be accessed at <www.asianlii.org/ind/id/cases/IDPTA>.

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