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
Peshawar High Court Judgments
Peshawar High Court judgements play an important role in explaining how Pakistani laws are applied in real disputes, particularly in cases arising from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. This section of Qanooni Dastak provides clear and practical explanations of important Peshawar High Court decisions for lawyers, law students and ordinary citizens.
The cases discussed here may involve property disputes, inheritance, civil litigation, criminal law, family matters, constitutional questions, service disputes and other legal issues. Instead of presenting only technical case citations, our aim is to explain the facts, legal questions, evidence, relevant law, court reasoning and final relief in simple English.
A court judgment should always be read carefully because every decision depends on its own facts, evidence, procedural history and applicable law. A ruling in one case may not automatically produce the same result in another case. Readers should therefore pay attention to the legal principle established by the court as well as the limits of the decision.
This category also helps readers understand how the Peshawar High Court deals with appeals, constitutional petitions, revisions and other proceedings within its jurisdiction. Where relevant, we explain important statutes, procedural requirements, evidentiary issues and practical lessons arising from reported judgments.
Browse the latest Peshawar High Court judgements below to understand significant legal developments and how courts interpret and apply Pakistani law in actual cases.
Cancellation of Gift Deed in Pakistan: How an Elderly Woman Defeated a Fraudulent Mutation
Cancellation of gift deed in Pakistan becomes necessary when property is transferred through fraud, an unproved oral gift, a false