Pakistan, May 4 -- Pakistan's Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that failing to announce reserved judgments within the prescribed time constitutes a violation of law, setting a clear deadline for courts to ensure timely justice. The decision aims to address delays and improve transparency in the judicial system.

In a seven-page written judgment, Justice Aamir Farooq stated that high courts are bound to deliver reserved verdicts within 90 days. The court directed that copies of the ruling be sent to all high courts for strict implementation of the guidelines.

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The judgment emphasized that decisions announced after the 90-day limit could be declared invalid on th...