Navigating Islamic Personal Law: Your Guide to Family and Property Rights
Understanding Islamic Personal Law is absolutely essential for every Muslim. This body of law governs the most personal aspects of a believer’s life. We can broadly divide this important subject into two main parts. The first part deals with personal family life, and the second part focuses on property matters. Understanding the Foundations of Muslim […]
Your Rights During a Farmhouse Party Raid in Pakistan
Understanding Police Raids on Private Gatherings Many young people across Pakistan now enjoy hosting private gatherings. They often hold these events at farmhouses or in hotel rooms. Consequently, a troubling pattern is emerging where police forces conduct raids on these private parties. Therefore, understanding the legal boundaries of such police actions becomes absolutely crucial for […]
Your Pension is a Right, Not Alms: Understanding the Landmark Judgment on Pensioners Constitutional Rights
Introduction: The Widespread Fear Among Pensioners Currently, many pensioners in Pakistan feel a growing sense of fear and anxiety. In fact, some even express that receiving their hard-earned pension feels like accepting alms. Without a doubt, this feeling is completely unacceptable. Fortunately, a recent and powerful judgment from the Supreme Court of Pakistan has now […]
How Pakistan Courts Verify Age in Criminal Cases
In Pakistan’s legal system, establishing an accused person’s age can dramatically impact case outcomes, especially for serious charges. When defendants claim minority status, courts must carefully examine evidence to determine if juvenile protections apply. This verification process ensures young offenders receive appropriate legal consideration while maintaining justice system integrity.Juvenile age determination A recent Peshawar High […]
“Afghan Husband Wins Right to POC in Pakistan: A Landmark Victory for Gender Equality and Family Rights”
Table of Contents 1. Case Background Sameena Roohi, a Pakistani woman, married Afghan national Naseer Mohammad in 1985. They have five children, all Pakistani citizens. Naseer worked in Kuwait for years. But when he visited Pakistan, he only got a one-month visa. Sameena wanted him to stay longer—like any husband should be allowed to. She […]
Can Banks Be Held Responsible for Fraud in Pakistan? Court Ruling Gives Hope to Victims
Table of Contents 1. What the Case Was About A woman in the UK was tricked into sending money to scammers.She told her bank to make the payment.Later, she found out she had been scammed.She tried to hold the bank responsible.At first, the court rejected her case.But the Court of Appeal allowed it to continue. […]
“Child Custody Disputes and Habeas Corpus Petitions in Peshawar, Pakistan: A Legal Analysis”
Table of Contents 1. Introduction When parents separate, child custody often becomes a point of conflict.This article explores how a mother filed a writ petition under Article 199 to seek the return of her daughter.It also highlights the court’s approach to handling such matters. 2. What Is a Writ of Habeas Corpus? The writ of […]
Contractual Employment Laws in Peshawar, Pakistan: Supreme Court Ruling Explained
Table of Contents Supreme Court Ruling on Contractual Employees: 2021 SCMR 1995 1. Introduction The case Vice-Chancellor, Bacha Khan University Charsadda v. Tanveer Ahmad (2021 SCMR 1995) addressed whether contractual employees have a right to permanent jobs. The Supreme Court ruled that contractual employees do not have an automatic right to regularization. 2. Case Background […]
Challenging SECP’s Decision on CEO Appointment: Legal Insights from Peshawar, Pakistan
Table of Contents Introduction The Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) filed an appeal against the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan’s (SECP) decision. SECP had refused to approve PPAF’s Chief Executive appointment. This article explains the case and its outcome. Background of the Case PPAF applied to SECP on September 7, 2021, to approve the […]