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. […]
“Section 302 PPC Murder Case in Pakistan: Acquittal and 14-Year Sentence Explained”
Table of Contents 1. Introduction This case involves a murder. The victims were the complainant’s son and the sister of one of the accused. The police charged the accused under sections 302, 364, 147, and 149 PPC. These sections deal with murder, kidnapping for murder, and rioting. 2. Delay in FIR and Postmortem The FIR […]
Pakistan Court Rejects Daewoo’s Petition Due to Arbitration Clause
Table of Contents Introduction The Islamabad High Court dismissed Daewoo Pakistan Motorway Service Limited’s petition. The court ruled that disputes must be resolved through arbitration, as agreed in the contract. Background of the Case Daewoo filed a petition challenging the contract for modernizing the Lahore-Islamabad Motorway (M-2). The company argued that the authorities violated Public […]