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Tufail Ali Abdul Rehman

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who also served as Foreign Minister of Pakistan.and Third was Justice Faiz Esa of Balochistan High court who was made Chief Justice of Balochistan High Court when all the judges of said high court were disqualified through a decision of Supreme court headed by Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry. He
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at the relatively young age of 54 on account of a long history of rheumatic heart disease. Many emotional scenes were witnessed during the Full Court Reference held in his honour. His prolific contributions towards preserving the independence of the judiciary were recognized posthumously through an
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Tufail Ali Abdul Rahman's father Barrister Abdul Rahman? was a prominent member of the legal fraternity of South Asia, affiliated with the prestigious Queens Council. Tufail Rehman was married to his cousin Dr. Sarah Afroze Zubedi who after graduating in medicine acquired four post-graduate degrees
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Jamshoro. Mr. Tufail Ali Abdul Rahman Zubedi was succeeded by many eminent family members, all of whom in their own right have earned respect both in Sindh, Pakistan, and the world-at-large in the areas of civil services, judiciary and education.
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for his devotion, hard work and invaluable service in the realm of law and dispensation of justice. His accomplishments have also been proudly mentioned by many in other communities.
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in 1921 and belonged to a highly respectable family that produced a lot of legal professionals, government officers and people actively involved in the education sector.
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in 1970. This made him one of the three judges in the entire history of Pakistan to be directly appointed chief justice of any high court; the second being Justice
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Tufail Rahman Zubedi soon reached the heights of the legal profession in Pakistan and was appointed to the high office of
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Justice Tufail Ali Abdul Rahman Zubedi died on 16 January 1975 while holding the office of the Chief Justice
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on two occasions. Subsequently Tufail Rahman Zubedi joined the faculty of the law college he founded in the
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worked very strenuously in this high office. During this period he also served as acting
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in various languages and was actively involved in social work. He studied law at the
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Karachi
Sindh
Aligarh University
Hassanally A. Rahman
Sindh Muslim Law College
University of Sindh
University of Sindh
Attorney General of Pakistan
Ayub Khan
High Court of Sindh
Balochistan
Manzur Qadir
Governor of Sindh
Hamoodur Rahman Commission
High Court of Sindh
Supreme Court of Pakistan
High Court of Sindh
Sindh Muslim Law College
Hassanally A. Rahman
An introduction to the Sindh Muslim Law College
Archived
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An introduction to the University of Sindh
Archived
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Details of the Hamood ur Rehman Commission
A book on the Hamood ur Rehman Commission Report
Archived
Wayback Machine
Prominent personalities of the Memon community

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