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Understanding Haq Mahar Land Ownership: A Landmark Supreme Court Ruling

Introduction to Haq Mahar and Property Rights The Supreme Court of Pakistan recently delivered a significant judgment affirming a wife’s ownership of land gifted as Haq Mahar. This ruling emphasizes the legal protection of dower rights in family disputes. Moreover, the decision highlights the importance of proper documentation and witness testimony in validating property transfers. […]

Was Your Court Case Decided by a Fake Compromise? Here’s How to Fight Back

A recent landmark judgment from the Supreme Appellate Court of Gilgit-Baltistan delivers a powerful message about justice. The court affirmed the right of individuals to challenge a fraudulent consent decree, even after multiple rounds of litigation. This case provides crucial guidance for anyone trapped by a fake compromise decree they never genuinely agreed to. Understanding the Danger of […]

Challenging a Court Decree? Don’t File in the Wrong Court!

A recent Peshawar High Court case offers a critical warning for anyone fighting a fraudulent court order. The judgment clarifies the most important step in filing a Section 12(2) CPC application. Your entire case depends on you choosing the correct court. What is a Section 12(2) CPC Application? First, you must understand what a Section 12(2) CPC application does. […]

A Landmark Ruling on Correcting Your Date of Birth in Official Records

Navigating legal procedures for correcting personal details in official documents can feel overwhelming. However, a significant decision by the Supreme Court of Pakistan provides clear guidance, especially for students. This article explains the crucial principles from a key case about changing a date of birth in an educational certificate. The Core of the Legal Dispute […]

When Criminal Cases Hit Pause: Navigating the Intersection of Civil and Criminal Law

A recent judgment from the Lahore High Court provides crucial clarity on a complex legal issue: what happens when a criminal case and a civil lawsuit involve the same core dispute? The court delivered a significant ruling, deciding that in certain intricate situations, criminal proceedings must wait for the outcome of civil litigation. The Core […]

Court affirms ex-parte decree, finalizing divorce case

The Supreme Court of Pakistan recently delivered a definitive ruling, emphasizing the critical importance of finality in legal proceedings. The court decisively upheld an ex-parte decree upheld, sending a clear message that parties cannot disregard lawsuits and later demand a second chance. This judgment firmly closes the door on attempts to reopen conclusively decided cases. The […]

Who is a Necessary Party in a Family Court Case?

The Supreme Court of Pakistan recently issued a critical ruling that clarifies a fundamental question in family law: Who is a necessary party in a family suit? This decision provides essential guidance for individuals seeking justice in dowry recovery cases, emphasizing that the right defendant is the person actually in possession of the property, not just a […]

Why Civil Courts Cannot Intervene in Electricity Meter Disputes

If you are a consumer in Pakistan facing a surprisingly high or incorrect utility bill, you might instinctively consider filing a case in civil court. However, a crucial electricity bill dispute must be directed to a specific legal authority, not the regular courts. A definitive ruling from the Lahore High Court provides essential clarity on this matter, […]

“What Happens If Seller Breaks a Property Agreement?”

Table of Contents 1. Introduction This case is about a land deal that didn’t go as planned.One party asked the court to make the other follow the agreement.The court had to decide whether to dismiss the whole case or give some relief. 2. What Was the Case About? The person named Ghazanfarullah filed a case.He […]