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Pakistan PM asked to pay Mail

Kashmirmediawatch by Kashmirmediawatch
November 12, 2022
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London, Nov 12  A UK High Court judge has ordered Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and his son-in-law Imran Ali Yousaf to file a reply in a defamation suit they brought against the publisher of the Mail On Sunday and also ordered him to pay 30,000 pounds in costs to the defendant.
In 2019, the paper published an article alleging that Shehbaz Sharif had stolen and laundered the UK government’s aid money while he was the Chief Minister of Punjab, the Dawn newspaper reported on Saturday.
Sharif filed a defamation claim against the “grotesque allegation” in January 2020, claiming a retraction, damages and an apology. In March this year, the newspaper submitted a 50-page response to Sharif’s defamation suit.
According to an order issued on November 9 by Justice Nicklin of the King’s Bench Division, Sharif and Yousaf’s request for a stay order on proceedings was denied by the court, which has demanded that the two claimants respond to the defence presented by the newspaper and also pay the cost for earlier litigation incurred by the paper for the stay application.
“The first claimant (Sharif) must pay the defendant’s (paper’s) costs of and occasioned by the stay application (and) his original reply,” the order read.
Sharif was ordered to pay the sum of 30,000 pounds to the defendant by November 23, the Dawn reported.
Minister for Information Marriyum Aurangzeb claimed on Friday that the British newspaper had failed to prove the allegations levelled by its journalist David Rose in an article against Sharif about alleged misappropriation of public funds.
Now, the newspaper would have to face the law, she said in a statement.

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