Second Marriage Law in Pakistan: Supreme Court’s Powerful Ruling on Wife’s Rights
A marriage does not break only through one document or one court order. Sometimes it breaks slowly — through silence, […]
Supreme Court Judgements
Supreme Court Judgments includes important decisions of the Supreme Court of Pakistan on inheritance, property, tax, family, revenue, constitutional and public-interest legal issues explained in simple English for legal awareness.
Illegal Dispossession Act 2005: Can a Family Member Also Be Treated as an Illegal Occupant?
Sometimes the most painful property dispute does not begin with a stranger. It begins inside a family. A brother may
Women’s Inheritance Rights in Pakistan: Powerful Supreme Court Ruling Against Fake Gift Claim
In Pakistan, many daughters and sisters do not lose inheritance because the law is silent. They lose it because the
Valid Gift in Pakistan: 3 Powerful Lessons from Supreme Court
Property disputes in Pakistan are rarely just about land, shops or houses. Behind every file, there is usually a family
Khula Procedure in Pakistan: Supreme Court Protects Wife’s Consent, Dower, and Dignity
A woman may walk into a Family Court with a broken marriage, but that does not mean she has surrendered
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
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