Nasim Hasan Shah - Distinctions

Distinctions

  • Named “Man of the Decade” for services to Democracy and Rule of Law by the American Pakistan Alliance, Washington D.C. 26 September 1993
  • Named as one of Pakistan’s nominees on the Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague in 1959 and continued till 1977
  • Worked as Editor Supreme Court Reports from 1960 to 1963
  • Elected as Member of the West Pakistan Bar Council in 1964 and of the Pakistan Bar Council in 1966
  • Elevated as Judge of the High Court of West Pakistan on 11 March 1968
  • Appointed Judge (Ad-hoc) Supreme Court of Pakistan on 18 May 1977 being the YOUNGEST in history of the Supreme Court of Pakistan. Made permanent Judge of the Supreme Court on 14 June 1979
  • Elected President SAARCLAW (Pakistan) January 1992 and President SAARCLAW for entire Saarc Region (1993–1995), Patron Saarc Law: 1997
  • President of B.C.C.P. 1992 to 1994
  • Appointed Chief Justice of Pakistan and Chairman Pakistan Law Commission on 26 April 1993.
  • Elected President “Markazzia Majilis-i-Iqbal” (The Central Iqbal Committee): 21 April 1994
  • Elected President “Quaid-e-Azam Forum” 3 June 1994
  • Elected Chairman Electric Power Forum, 1996
  • Elected President Old Ravians Association, 1997
  • Appointed Visiting Professor at the Kulliyah of Laws, International Islamic University Malaysia to deliver a course of lectures on the Islamisation of Laws in Pakistan (1997)
  • Designated Founding Chairman of The Citizens Media Commission, 1998
  • Elected President of Anjuman-i-Himayat-i-Islam (Association for the Service of Islam),1998

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