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    The author, Behram Khan, is a fourth year law student at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad. He has interned at Kilam Barristers and Legal Consultants, Islamabad. His academic interests include constitutional theory, climate change and human rights, property rights, and criminal jurisprudence. He has represented NUST at several national and international moot court competitions and has authored research on constitutional law, climate change, and criminal law.
    Blawgs. Featured. July 21, 2026

    From Colonial Discretion to Constitutional Certainty: Rethinking “Public Purpose” under Pakistan’s Land Acquisition Act, 1894

    By Behram Khan

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