India Suspends Indus Waters Treaty: Legal andDiplomatic Fallout?
A Treaty Without an Expiry: Can India Suspend the Indus Waters Treaty? The Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 is widely regarded as one of the ...
Read moreResolving Construction Disputes Fairly: The Vital Role of DABs in FIDIC Contracts
Introduction In complex construction projects under FIDIC’s Red Book (1999), disputes are inevitable. Clause 20 provides a structured dispute resolution process, with the Dispute Adjudication Board (DAB) as its ...
Read moreWhen Consumer Courts Go Beyond Their Calling
Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd vs Saif Textile Mills Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd v Saif Textile Mills redefined consumer court jurisdiction in Pakistan. Discover ...
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Raja Shahzad Ahmad v Pakistan International Airlines The rush of arrivals at the Lahore airport filled the air, but for Raja Shahzad Ahmad, the thrill ...
Read moreMurder Case Law: How a Shock Crime Resulted in a Historic Supreme Court Decision
Dunyapur: A Tragic Discovery Imagine a peaceful afternoon, December 11, 2010, in Dunyapur, Pakistan. Walking with his cousin Maqbool Ahmed, Muhammad Sadiq hears odd noises ...
Read moreCase Law Regarding Rape: Notable Landmark Ruling of Pakistan Supreme Court Maintaining Victim Dignity.
Once the Supreme Court of Pakistan outlawed unscientific tests and supported DNA evidence, rape case legislation changed. Find how this decision safeguards victims. A Harrowing ...
Read moreWhen Justice Meets Mental Illness: Three Stories Changing Pakistan
Safia Bano held medical records demonstrating her husband Imdad Ali’s schizophrenia in a stuffy courtroom in 2018—evidence overlooked for 17 years while he faced execution. ...
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Landmark Victory for Women’s Rights: Pakistan’s Supreme Court Ruling on Marriage Dissolution Promises recorded in their Nikah Nama—including a dower of Rs. 500,000, 50 tola ...
Read more👀 Columns No. 13 to 16 in the nikahnama need to be holistically interpreted— is further elaborated in the given facts and circumstances of the case.
Syeda Sadaf Batool thought she knew exactly what her marriage promised. On her nikah day in 2010, her husband, Syed Taskeen Ali, agreed to a dower (mehr) of five ...
Read moreDenied Life Insurance Claim? How the Pakistani Supreme Court Restored Policyholder Rights
Abdul Rehman, an employee of WAPDA, obtained a life insurance policy from State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan in 2002. Tragically, he passed away in ...
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