Gift Mutation in Pakistan: Can a 27-Year-Old Family Gift Still Be Cancelled?
A family gift may appear simple when relations are peaceful. A sister gives her land to her brother, the revenue […]
Pakistan Court Judgements
Pakistan Court Judgments section includes simplified legal awareness articles based on judgments of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and High Courts. Qanooni Dastak explains important court decisions in simple language for public understanding.
Succession Certificate: 7 Powerful Lessons from a Sister’s Inheritance Fight
A succession certificate is often misunderstood in Pakistan. Many families think that once a succession certificate is issued, every issue
Inheritance Mutation in Pakistan: 1 Powerful Supreme Court Ruling That Protected a Daughter’s Right
A father dies. His property is entered in the names of his sons. The daughter’s name is silently left out.
Harassment Ombudsperson Pakistan: 5 Powerful Lessons from a Dismissed Writ
When a working woman files a harassment complaint, the law must protect her dignity, livelihood, and workplace safety. But this
Court Fee Act Pakistan: 7 Powerful Lessons from a Supreme Court Case That Saved an Appeal
A small court-fee mistake can sometimes destroy a big case. A litigant may believe that his appeal is still alive,
Marriage in Pakistan: Can a Foreign Marriage End Through Khula in Pakistan?
A marriage may begin in another country, but sometimes its pain, conflict, and legal battle return to Pakistan. This Supreme
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
Family Settlement in Pakistan: Legal Validity, Rights of Female Heirs & Latest Court Judgment
Introduction Can brothers legally divide their late father’s property without informing their sisters? This question has affected thousands of Pakistani
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
Introduction Imagine receiving land from your mother through a registered gift deed, getting the mutation entered in your name, and