Hamza Qureshi

4 months ago

Review

Beautiful architecture. Qauid e Azam took his oath at here in 1947. The interior is marvelously designed. Quality wood work can be witness simply by walking in corridors. The building stand with even the fans being as old as the building. As it high court, it is a sensitive area, try not to take picture of everything you see. Moreover the lifts even belongs to the old times.

U F

5 months ago

Review

The building is historical and huge yet the pendency of cases is at the same instance massive and delay in getting justice is an ongoing issue of public importance Once it was called Chief Court but now its known as SHC Sindh High Court or High Court of Sindh. For advocates... The old bar room is awesome spot to relax after stressful litigation and the new system of online alerts for both advocates and party is state of the art. Overall we hope for a better judicial system and hope for improvement in civil especially family cases as it is still gender biased and infringement of male rights but hope for improvement.

Hassan Munawar

6 months ago

Review

Its great to see High Court in Sindh. I hope they have competent judges to deliver efficient justice to the people. As High court judges get 9 lak rps salary. They should just focus on delivering the justice on time.

Mustafa Kamal

3 months ago

Review

The judiciary of pakistan is a hope for Pakistanies. All the buildings are heritage of pakistan. I tried to capture the beauty of the place

Zafar Ahmed Aga

2 months ago

Review

The court timing officially are from 8:15 am to 1:30 pm. There is a recess from 10:30 am to 11:00 am. However most judges start their courts at 8:30 am. Court office opens at 8:30 am and closes at 4:00 pm. There is a lunch break from 1:00 till 2:00 pm