IHC Chief Justice Athar Minallah issued bailable warrants for both accused and has summoned them on August 30.
Updated 23 Jun, 2021 07:55am
A district and sessions judge had sentenced him to 20-year imprisonment in the fake degrees scam case in July.
Updated 26 Sep, 2018 09:20am
District and sessions judge imposes a fine of Rs1.3 million on each of the convicts.
Updated 05 Jul, 2018 11:21pm
FIA had challenged acquittal of Shoaib Shaikh and others after a judge admitted to receiving a bribe for the verdict.
Updated 25 Apr, 2018 02:23pm
SHC rejects Shoaib Shaikh's interim bail plea, filed after FIA succeeded in having his earlier acquittal overturned.
Updated 26 Feb, 2018 08:09pm
Apex bench orders Sindh and Islamabad high courts to promptly decide on the pending cases regarding Axact.
Updated 09 Feb, 2018 02:34pm
DG FIA asked to submit report to court within 10 days.
Updated 19 Jan, 2018 01:51pm
Customers of fake diplomas include NHS consultants, nurses, an engineer and a defence contractor: report.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 06:07pm
CBC executives purchase bogus degrees from Axact-linked school, confront those possessing fake diplomas.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:30am
Umair Hamid, 31, has also been ordered to forfeit $5,303,020.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:29am
IHC dismisses petition of suspended judge asking court to quash notice issued for acquitting Axact owners, directors.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:30am
This is the story of the trial of an Axact executive based entirely on court documents.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:29am
Sentencing for Umair Hamid is scheduled for July 21.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:30am
Accused continued to work even after action was taken against the IT firm in Pakistan
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:31am
Umair Hamid, 30, admitted to conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with an international “diploma mill” scheme.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:31am
WASHINGTON: The US Department of Justice has charged an Axact executive, Umair Hamid, with collecting about $140...
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:34am
Axact counsel claims prosecution employing delaying tactics, no headway made as accused still not indicted.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:34am
Company's response cites conspiracy, accuses local media groups of running a defamation campaign against Axact and Bol.
Updated 17 Jan, 2018 10:29am
