Power of Attorney Misuse: Supreme Court Shields a Woman’s Property
A trusted legal document became the centre of a painful family dispute. Mst. Farhat Iqbal had inherited land from her
General Power of Attorney
General Power of Attorney covers legal awareness articles and Pakistani court judgments about power of attorney law in Pakistan, property transfers, attorney authority, fraud, cancellation of power of attorney, witnesses, mutations, and inheritance disputes.
Property Sales: 7 Shocking Lessons from a Power of Attorney Dispute
A property owner may sign a General Power of Attorney because managing land, visiting revenue offices and dealing with buyers
Court Fee Act Pakistan: How Did a Supreme Court Case Save an Appeal?
A small court-fee mistake can sometimes destroy a big case. A litigant may believe that his appeal is still alive,
Property Transfer Through Power of Attorney: Can an Attorney Sell?
What happens when a person living abroad trusts his brother with a General Power of Attorney, only to later discover
Power of Attorney Misuse in Pakistan: When Trust Turns Into Loss
A power of attorney is usually signed because one person trusts another. A sister may authorize a brother to manage
CVT on Power of Attorney in Pakistan: Can Old Tax Block Your Fard?
A registered owner may have a valid deed and mutation in his name, yet an old tax objection can still
Property Law: Can a Sale Survive After the Attorney’s Power Ends?
Property Law disputes can begin with one document that looked harmless when it was signed. A General Power of Attorney
General Power of Attorney in Pakistan: Can One Signature Cost Land?
A document signed for convenience can later decide who controls land worth an entire family’s future. That is why a
Gift Deed Through Power of Attorney: Can It Take Away Your Property?
A property owner may trust a father, brother, son, or close relative with a power of attorney only to manage
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