Will in Pakistan: One Condition in a Will Changed an Entire Family’s Future | Supreme Court Explains the Law
Introduction Can a father write a will that allows his daughter to use property only during her lifetime? What happens […]
Landmark Judgments
Landmark Judgments section includes important and influential Pakistani court decisions that explain major legal principles and help readers understand how courts protect legal rights and interpret the law.
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
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
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,
CVT on Power of Attorney in Pakistan: Can Fard Malkiat Be Stopped?
A property owner may have a registered deed, mutation in his name, and a complete property record. But if the
Daughter Share in Father Property in Pakistan: 5 Legal Lessons
Introduction: When a Daughter’s Right Is Hidden Behind Property Papers Sometimes a daughter is not denied her right openly. Instead,
Property Dispute Law in Pakistan: Supreme Court Guide on Illegal Dispossession
A property dispute does not always begin with a big fight. Sometimes it begins quietly — a tenant leaves his
Freedom of Speech in Pakistan: 8 Powerful SC Questions
A single tweet can sometimes become more than a personal statement. It can become a legal battle, a constitutional debate,
Civil Suit for Declaration: Supreme Court Ruling on Fraudulent Mutation
A person may work all life for land. A mother may leave property for her daughter. A family may believe