Twenty-Eight Years of Dignified Cooperative Living
Established in 1998 under the Cooperative Societies Act to provide officers and staff of the Supreme Court of Pakistan with legally unimpeachable, master-planned residential communities.
A Housing Society Founded on Judicial Discipline & Mutual Welfare
The Supreme Court Employees Cooperative Housing Society (SCECHS) was conceived by senior registry officers and staff of the apex court who recognized that dedicated public servants deserved a tranquil, lifelong family home without falling prey to commercial real estate speculation.
Every acre acquired by the Society undergoes multi-tier revenue verification, sovereign title mutation, and regulatory NOC approval prior to member balloting. Development contributions are held in ring-fenced escrow accounts and audited annually by independent chartered accountants.
Today, across 420 developed acres spanning Phases I, II, and III, SCECHS stands as one of Islamabad’s most respected cooperative enclaves—defined by wide Chinar-shaded boulevards, subterranean utilities, and harmonious architectural bylaws.
Our Mission, Vision & Cooperative Principles
Guided by transparency, environmental stewardship, and intergenerational security.
Our Mission
To deliver distortion-free, at-cost residential plots and world-class civic infrastructure to serving and retired employees of the Supreme Court of Pakistan through disciplined cooperative management and transparent quarterly installments.
Our Vision
To remain Pakistan’s benchmark cooperative housing sanctuary—where timeless architecture, botanical greenery, underground smart utilities, and neighborly respect endure across generations.
Statutory Governance
Zero open files, mandatory NADRA-linked biometric transfers, computerized seniority balloting, and annual financial statements presented before the General Body.
Managing Committee & Executive Board
Comprising seasoned judicial officers, financial controllers, and town planning advisors elected by the General Body.
Syed Arshad Hussain Shah
President, Managing Committee
Additional Registrar (Admin), Supreme Court of Pakistan
Over 26 years of judicial administration and cooperative governance experience overseeing master-plan execution and regulatory compliance.
Mirza Rafaqat Ali Baig
Honorary General Secretary
Deputy Registrar (Judicial), Supreme Court of Pakistan
Spearheads member allotment registries, transfer digitization, and statutory coordination with ICT Cooperative Department.
Chaudhry Naeem Akhtar
Honorary Treasurer & Finance Secretary
Director Accounts & Budget (Retd.)
Directs escrow fund stewardship, quarterly development disbursements, and annual external statutory audits.
Engr. Farzana Kausar
Convener, Town Planning & Works
Senior Civil & Infrastructure Advisor
Supervises road engineering, underground electrification, water filtration works, and horticultural preservation.
Qazi Zulfiqar Ahmed
Member, Scrutiny & Transfer Board
Assistant Registrar (Record & Verification)
Ensures meticulous verification of membership nominations, succession transfers, and non-encumbrance certificates.
Malik Waqar-ul-Hassan
Member, Resident Welfare & Security
Chief Security Protocol Officer (Retd.)
Leads civic maintenance, gated access protocols, mosque committees, and community park conservation.
Key Institutional Milestones (1998 – Present)
A steady trajectory of land acquisition, infrastructure delivery, and digital transformation.
Foundation & Cooperative Charter
Formally registered under the Cooperative Societies Act by pioneer officers of the Supreme Court to secure affordable residential land for staff.
Phase I (Judges & Officers Enclave) Possession
Completed infrastructure and handed over physical possession of 620 residential plots with energized grid and central Jamia Mosque.
Acquisition & Master Planning of Phase II (Chinar Enclave)
Expanded footprint by 180 acres featuring underground cabling, 120-foot dual carriageway, and dedicated botanical parks.
Digital Ledger & Biometric Transfer Verification
Transitioned all member passbooks and allotment files to tamper-evident digital records with biometric verification.
Phase III (Margalla View Extension) & Eco-Corridor Launch
Initiated smart-grid sustainable residential blocks with solar-lit boulevards, rainwater harvesting lakes, and community club.