Marriage in Pakistan: Can a Foreign Nikah End Here?
The Nikah took place in New York. The wife was living in the United States. The husband returned to Pakistan.
Will in Pakistan: Can One Condition Change Who Inherits?
A single condition in a Will in Pakistan can create a property dispute lasting generations. A parent may intend to
Family Settlement in Pakistan: Can Brothers Bind Sisters?
A family settlement can save years of litigation—but it can also become the document that starts a dispute when one
Tamleek Law in Pakistan: Can a 56-Year-Old Deed Survive?
A paper dated 1969 can look powerful. But when it is used decades later to say that a daughter has
Property Ownership Dispute in Sindh: Why Gift Claim Failed
A registered gift deed can look powerful. A mutation in your name can look even stronger. But in a Property
Gift in Pakistan: Can an Oral Hiba Defeat a Later Deed?
A family property gift can look simple until years later someone denies it, a mutation disappears, or a second deed
Property Possession: When Does a Land Dispute Turn Criminal?
Property possession disputes can become serious very quickly. One person may have title documents, another may be physically occupying the
Property Transfer Through Power of Attorney: Can Consent Be Oral?
Property transfer through power of attorney is common in Pakistan, especially when an owner lives abroad or cannot personally handle
Partition of Inherited Land in Pakistan: 7 Rules Heirs Must Know
A father dies leaving agricultural land to several heirs. One brother keeps cultivating a valuable khasra, another controls the papers,
Fake Sale Deed in Pakistan: When Can a Court Cancel It?
A Fake Sale Deed in Pakistan can put a genuine owner in a serious position: the document may be registered,