Khula Law in Pakistan: Supreme Court Cuts 15 Tolas to Only 3.75
A marriage may end before rukhsati, but the financial dispute can continue for years. In this case, a woman obtained
Harassment at Workplace in Pakistan: When Do Rumours Become Abuse?
A workplace should be a place where a person can earn a living with dignity. It should not become a
Cancellation of Gift Deed in Pakistan: When Can a Mutation Fall?
Cancellation of gift deed in Pakistan becomes necessary when property is transferred through fraud, an unproved oral gift, a false
Power of Attorney Law in Pakistan: Can It Defeat Inheritance Rights?
Power of attorney law in Pakistan becomes extremely important when family land is transferred without clear proof, proper witnesses, or
Inheritance Law in Pakistan: No Custom Can Steal a Woman’s Share
A sister is not asking for charity when she asks for her inheritance. A widow is not breaking a family
Gift Deed in Pakistan: Why Grandsons Lost a 1988 Hiba Claim
In 1988, a man named Dawai Khan signed a paper that seemed to give his property to his grandsons. One