Joint Investigation Team's sessions are held at the Federal Judicial Academy. Photo: file  

ISLAMABAD: The Panama Papers case Joint Investigation Team (JIT) is reviewing the details of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif?s business accounts in its session under way at the Federal Judicial Academy.

According to sources, Habib Bank?s senior officers appeared before the JIT with details of premier?s bank accounts on Wednesday?s session. Habib Bank officers also presented details of the Hudaibiya Paper Mills to the JIT.

The joint investigation team (JIT) has been constituted by the Supreme Court to probe businesses and financial dealings of the people mentioned in the Panama Papers. 

Maryam Nawaz summoned 

The JIT has summoned Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's daughter Maryam Nawaz on July 5. According to sources, the premier's elder son Hussain Nawaz has been summoned on July 4 and his younger brother, Hasan, on July 3.

Hussain has appeared five times before the high-profile probe team whereas Hasan has been summoned twice already.

Maryam Nawaz summoned by Panama case JIT on July 5

Maryam will be the sixth member of the Sharif family to be summoned by the JIT

The summons, dated June 25, 2017, has also asked the respondent to bring forth relevant documents related to the Sharif family's financial assets.

The JIT, which resumed work on Tuesday after taking a day's break for Eid-ul-Fitr, has asked all three siblings to appear before it at 11am on their respective call dates. The JIT works out of the Federal Judicial Academy in Islamabad.

Maryam will become the sixth member of the Sharif family to appear before the high-profile probe team, formed on May 6 in light of the Supreme Court's April 20 judgment in the Panama Papers case.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif appeared before the JIT on June 15.

Countdown till July 10

The special bench of the Supreme Court overseeing the JIT?s work directed the investigators to submit their final report on July 10.

The direction was given after the JIT submitted its third and second-last progress report to the bench, headed by Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan and comprising Justice Ijazul Ahsan and Justice Azmat Saeed Sheikh.

On June 7, the JIT had submitted its midterm report before the special bench.

The bench had expressed satisfaction with the JIT?s progress in the probe, and