Transgender Act 2018 in Pakistan: Federal Shariat Court Judgment Explained
In every society, the law must protect weak and vulnerable people. But when a law deals with identity, religion, inheritance, […]
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.
Oral Gift in Pakistan: When Mutation Cannot Defeat Sisters’ Inheritance Rights
In many Pakistani families, a daughter’s inheritance is not always taken away by force. Sometimes it is taken away silently
Nieces Inheritance Rights Pakistan Hanafi Law: Sindh High Court Explains When Nieces Do Not Inherit
Inheritance is one of the most sensitive family issues in Pakistan. After a person dies, relatives often gather around property,
Women Harassment Act: Balochistan High Court Explains Workplace Harassment and Misuse of Law
In every workplace, dignity matters. A woman should be able to work without fear, pressure, discrimination, or unlawful targeting. But
Women Rights in Pakistan: Supreme Court Judgment Against Illegal Jirgas and Panchayats
In many homes, villages and communities of Pakistan, a woman’s fight for justice does not begin with a lawyer, a
Women Harassment Law in Pakistan: Supreme Court Ruling on Workplace Harassment and Double Jeopardy
A workplace is not only a place of salary. It is a place where a person gives time, energy, respect
General Power of Attorney in Pakistan: Supreme Court Explains Fraud, Mutation and Limitation
A general power of attorney in Pakistan can protect property, but it can also become the center of a serious
Gift Deed Through Power of Attorney: Supreme Court Explains Consent, Hiba and Possession
Property disputes often begin with trust. A father, brother, relative, or close person is given power of attorney to manage
Khula Law in Pakistan: Supreme Court Explains the 25% Dower Return Rule
Sometimes a marriage ends before it truly begins. Nikah is performed, dower is fixed, but rukhsati does not take place
Harassment at Workplace in Pakistan: Supreme Court Explains Power, Dignity and Women’s Safety
Sometimes harassment does not begin with a touch. It begins with words, rumours, humiliation, character assassination, and the slow destruction