Supreme Court Grants Bail in Banking Scam Case
Table of Contents 1. Introduction The Supreme Court of Pakistan delivered an important judgment in Syed Sakhawat Hussain vs. The State. The case revolved around allegations of financial misconduct in a large-scale banking scam. The court’s decision highlighted the principles of fair trial, presumption of innocence, and the proper application of bail provisions. 2. Case […]
Importance of Judicial Independence in Pakistan
Table of Contents 1. Introduction Judicial independence forms the backbone of a fair legal system. It ensures judges deliver justice without bias or external pressure. An independent judiciary protects citizens’ rights and maintains the rule of law. 2. Role of the Superior Judiciary Superior Court judges take an oath to remain impartial and fair. They […]
“چائلڈ کسٹڈی کے مقدمات میں سیکشن 491 Cr.P.C. کا کردار”
محتویات کی فہرست 1. سیشن 491 Cr.P.C. کا تعارف سیکشن 491 کرمنل پروسیجر کوڈ (Cr.P.C.) ہائی کورٹ کو ہیبئس کارپس کا حکم دینے کا اختیار دیتا ہے۔ یہ حکم کسی شخص کو عدالت کے سامنے پیش کرنے کا کہتا ہے تاکہ عدالت اس کی حراست کی قانونی حیثیت کا جائزہ لے سکے۔ بچوں کی کسٹڈی […]
“Court Decision on Maintenance and Dower Dispute”
Table of Contents Introduction The petitioners filed this writ petition under Article 199 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973, to challenge the decisions made by the Family Court, Swabi, and the Additional District Judge. The petitioners ask the court to cancel the orders on Issues Nos. 3 and 8. Case Background Respondent No.1, Mst. Saadia, […]
Understanding Divorce, Khula, and Dower Rights in Family Law
Table of Contents Case Overview This case involves civil petitions challenging the Peshawar High Court’s decision dated 28.11.2022. The central issues include the dissolution of marriage, maintenance, dowry recovery, and dower rights. Key Facts Respondent No.1 filed two suits in 2014: The trial court granted dissolution through khula, requiring Respondent No.1 to waive her dower. […]
“Legal Considerations in Nikkah and Custody Disputes”
Table of Contents Case Overview Through a petition under Article 199 of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, 1973, read with Section 491 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), the petitioner seeks to challenge the order dated 30.06.2020 issued by the Additional Sessions Judge, Taxila. The petitioner contends that the order is unlawful, […]
“Understanding Khula and Talaq Procedures Under Shia Law in Pakistan”
Table of Contents: 1. Introduction This constitutional petition was filed under Article 199 of the Constitution of Pakistan, 1973. The petitioner challenged the Family Court’s judgment dated 27.02.2017. The case revolves around the dissolution of marriage through Khula. 2. Case Background The petitioner and respondent No.1 married on 28.08.2006. They have three daughters. Initially, their […]
Khula, Dower, and Maintenance: Nadia Bibi vs. Asad Khan
Table of Contents 1. Case Overview Case: Mst. Nadia Bibi vs. Asad KhanPresiding Judge: Dr. Khurshid Iqbal, J. 2. Background and Claims Petitioner’s Claims: Respondent’s Defense: 3. Trial Court Proceedings 4. Appeal Outcomes 5. Findings by Dr. Khurshid Iqbal, J. Gold Ornaments: Cruelty Allegation: Maintenance During Iddat: 6. Final Decree 7. Conclusion This judgment balances […]
khula vs dissolution of marriage case
Table of Contents: Judgment Summary: Court: Supreme Court of PakistanJudge: Ayesha A. Malik, J.Date: 28.11.2022 1. Background: Respondent No.1 filed two suits in 2014: Trial Court Decision: Appellate Court Decision: High Court Decision: 2. Key Legal Issues: Khula vs. Dissolution under DMMA: Dower Rights: 3. Court’s Analysis: Procedural Distinctions: Evidence Evaluation: 4. Conclusion: 5. Result:
“Legal Heirship and Inheritance Disputes: Understanding Time Limits and Court Decisions”
Table of Contents 1. Introduction This appeal challenges the concurrent findings of three lower courts regarding the inheritance claim of Khaleelullah and others. 2. Facts of the Case Genealogy and Inheritance Claims Qaim Khan, son of Adam Khan, had three sons: Muhaim Khan, Mehrullah, and Habibullah. The appellants, great-grandchildren of Qaim Khan, claim inheritance through […]