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1. Hamoodur Rahman was a member of the Junior Standing Counsel of the province of Bengal from 1943 to 1947. (Web site)
2. Hamoodur Rahman was appointed a judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan in 1960, and was made Chief Justice of Pakistan in 1968 and retired in 1976. (Web site)

Hamoodur Rahman

1. Hamoodur Rahman chose to remain a citizen of Pakistan after the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. (Web site)
2. Hamoodur Rahman chose to remain a citizen of Pakistan after the Bangladesh war of liberation.
3. The Hamoodur Rahman commission accepts without demur General Farman Ali's account of the events.

Rahman Commission

1. Justice Hamoodur Rahman held various dignified positions during his judicial career. (Web site)
2. The Hamoodur Rahman Commission set up to investigate the causes of debacle in 1971 blamed Lt.
3. After examining 213 witnesses Hamoodur Rahman Commission submitted its report to the President of Pakistan on July 8, of 1972.

Report

1. The Hamoodur Rahman Commission Report (HCR), denied the involvement of Pakistan army personnel in the murders of Bengalis. (Web site)
2. At last the military regime of Pakistan published the Hamoodur Rahman Report.
3. We have included the supplementary part of the Hamoodur Rahman Commission report in this edition.
4. The publication of Hamoodur Rahman Commission report in India Today, an Indian newsmagazine, has revived the controversy about the surrender. (Web site)

High Court

1. Hamoodur Rahman began his career as a lawyer in Calcutta High Court in 1938. (Web site)
2. Justice Hamoodur Rahman was a judge of the Dhaka High Court from 1954 to 1960 and vice chancellor of Dhaka University from November 1958 to December 1960. (Web site)
3. Books about "Hamoodur Rahman" in Amazon.com
   

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