Legal Draft for Property Rights Claim under Islamic Law in Pakistan
In Pakistan, property rights are regulated through a combination of Islamic law (Sharia), statutory law and custom. Islamic law recognizes inheritance, ownership, and possession as…
In Pakistan, property rights are regulated through a combination of Islamic law (Sharia), statutory law and custom. Islamic law recognizes inheritance, ownership, and possession as…
Harassment can be a variety of things in Pakistan; workplace harassment, police harassment, cyber harassment, or harassment by private persons. The Constitution of Pakistan grants…
In Pakistan, filing a false FIR is not unusual in matters of property disputes, bias, or political rivalry. A false FIR may lead to wrongful…
In Pakistan, a Petition for Pre-Arrest Bail (also referred to as Anticipatory Bail) will be made if a person anticipates arrest in a criminal case—often…
In Pakistan, when a party to a contract does not meet or refuses to meet the agreed obligations, the other party can file a civil…
In a surprising and much-welcomed move, the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has made a big change to how you can become a filer in…
When a court allows an application for pre-arrest bail, the decision is usually documented through a court order. However, a certificate of pre-arrest bail approval…
In Pakistan, a bail that is granted can be revoked if the accused misuses the privilege given by the court. There are provisions in the…
In this digital age, electronic crime, whether unauthorized access, data theft, or other types of online defamation or harassment, has grown rapidly in Pakistan. Electronic…
Contempt of Court is an important issue in Pakistan. It can involve either disobedience or disrespect (through actions or words) towards the judiciary and the…