Introduction
The origin of this project stems from
the problem the Provincial Government
was facing in pursuing the pending court
cases in the Services Tribunal. Due
to failure in proper preparation for
the court cases, attendance by the relevant
department and monitoring of implementation
of decisions, the Government was suffering
financial losses. It was agreed with
the Services Tribunal that it will be
assisted with computerization of court
record essential portions of which will
be available online for Government and
lawyers pleading the cases. The Services
Tribunal will be provided with equipment,
training, staff and software. It is
expected that the system when implemented
will provide timely information to the
concerned Government Departments and
the applicant parties to prepare or
take required action. The system will
also help both the Services Tribunal
and the Government in keeping a proper
record of the cases.
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Objectives
of the Project |
| The
re-engineering and automation requirements
in the following areas, namely:- |
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Courts
cases registration. |
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Online case
schedule. |
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Case delaying
issues and status. |
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Security
/ processing fee submission and refund. |
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Judgment
and notices development and control. |
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Judgment
implementation status. |
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Online Reports
regarding court cases |
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Online Catalog
Management for Court Judges, Lawyers,
Government Departments, employees, application
users, Groups, districts etc. |
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Security
System. |
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General
recruitment |
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Project
Duration |
| January
2005 - December 2006 |
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Estimated
Cost |
| Capital
Cost = Rs6.345 million |
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Proceeding
up-to-date |
The
network setup & hardware installation
had been completed on 1st October, 2005
and basic training to the employees
of Services Tribunal Peshawar had also
been completed in October, 2005. The
application software had been installed
at Services Tribunal Peshawar on 11th
October, 2005 and software training
for employees of Services Tribunal had
been completed from 11th to 14th October,
2005.
The data entry of the 90% cases registered
in September, October and November,
2005 had been completed in December,
2005.
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