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
Pakistan Court Judgments
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.
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
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,
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
Christian Divorce in Pakistan: What Courts Must Examine
A marriage may have ended emotionally long before a court is asked to decide its legal status. For Christian spouses,
Protection Against Harassment of Women at Workplace Act 2010
A workplace should never force a person to choose between dignity and livelihood. Yet harassment can be hard to report
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
Daughter Share in Father Property in Pakistan: What If It Was Gifted?
A daughter may be told, “Your father transferred everything during his lifetime, so you have no share.” Sometimes a genuine
Property Dispute Law in Pakistan: Which Remedy Protects You?
A property dispute rarely stays limited to one paper. One person may hold a registered deed, another may be in
Escheat Property in Pakistan: When Can the State Really Take Property?
A family may lose a property case because its documents are weak. Another claimant may also fail to prove ownership.