Tamleek Law in Pakistan: High Court Rejects 56-Year-Old Gift Deed
A father passes away, leaving behind sons and daughters as his legal heirs. Years later, the brothers suddenly claim that […]
Property Ownership Dispute in Sindh: Son Lost His Claim Despite a Gift Deed and Mutation
Imagine receiving land from your mother through a registered gift deed, getting the mutation entered in your name, and believing
7 Powerful Rules of Gift in Pakistan That Decided a 50% Property Ownership Battle
Imagine gifting half of your property to someone, allowing the transfer to be recorded in official records, and then years
Property Possession in Pakistan: Lahore High Court Clarifies When a Land Dispute Becomes a Criminal Case
Imagine cultivating land for years, believing it belongs to you, only to find yourself facing a criminal case, a prison
Property Transfer Through Power of Attorney: Can Your Attorney Sell Your Land Without Written Consent?
What happens when a person living abroad trusts his brother with a General Power of Attorney, only to later discover
Partition of Inherited Land in Pakistan: Can Brothers Stop Sister’s Share?
Can brothers stop their sister’s inherited land share only by saying that the land is already in their possession? This
Fake Sale Deed in Pakistan: 7 Powerful Lessons from Supreme Court
Property fraud is not always done with force. Sometimes it happens quietly, through papers, signatures, mutation entries and old revenue
Power of Attorney Misuse in Pakistan: 7 Powerful Lessons from Supreme Court on Women’s Property Rights
A power of attorney is created because one person trusts another. In many Pakistani families, a sister signs a document
Christian Divorce in Pakistan: Powerful Lahore High Court Ruling on Dignity, Evidence and Fair Trial
Marriage is not only a private relationship. For many people, it is a matter of faith, family, honour, identity and
Protection Against Harassment of Women at Workplace Act 2010: Powerful LHC Ruling on Ombudsperson’s Tenure
A public office is not an ordinary chair that can be pulled away whenever power changes hands. It carries trust,