Why the Court Rejected a Delayed CNIC Date of Birth Correction
A significant court case from Sindh highlights a critical rule for anyone seeking a CNIC date of birth correction. The judgment makes it clear that timing and credibility are everything. If you wait too long, the court will likely dismiss your case, regardless of the documents you present. The Core of the NADRA Birth Date Change […]
A Landmark Victory for Citizens in CNIC Issuance Disputes
In a significant decision, the Balochistan High Court recently settled a major CNIC issuance dispute, delivering a powerful judgment that protects the rights of Pakistani citizens. The court clearly defined the limits of NADRA’s authority, especially when it comes to canceling or refusing to issue National Identity Cards. This ruling, therefore, sets a crucial legal precedent […]
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 […]
The Critical Importance of Proving Document Validity in Court
A recent property dispute case from the High Court of Azad Jammu and Kashmir highlights a fundamental legal principle: proving document validity in court requires strict adherence to evidence rules. The case involved two families fighting over land ownership, and the outcome hinged entirely on one party’s failure to validate a key document. This ruling […]
secondary evidence in law
Secondary Evidence and Legal Guidance: Insights from PLD 2024 Lahore 695 Table of Contents 1. Introduction Are you involved in a legal case but facing issues with missing or unavailable documents? The case of Bagh Ali vs. Additional District Judge, Pakpattan Sharif & Others explains how secondary evidence can help. 2. What is Secondary Evidence? […]