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Concept Of Law There have been several attempts to produce a universally acceptable definition of law. Lord Lloyd once said that no such definition could be […]

Supremacy Of The Supreme Court The government has revealed its plan to amend Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution – invoked by the Supreme Court […]

Black Coats The black coats are at it, yet again; they deride the sanctity of courtrooms; ransack the nameplates and belongings of judges upon whom they […]

Alternative Dispute Resolution (An Alternative Access To Justice)  Alternative Dispute Resolution commonly known as (ADR) refers to ‘any means of settling disputes outside of the court […]

How To Strengthen The Rule Of Law We cannot conceive the dream of a mature judiciary till we have not established the culture of the rule […]

Fraternity, Bar And Much Needed Reforms You need badgers; lawyers, usually young ones, who would decorate their chest with a badge carrying the name of, and […]

Federal Shariat Court of Pakistan on Surrogacy: From Judicial Islamization of Laws to Judicial Legislation Introduction In Farooq Siddiqui v Mst. Farzana Naheed (Sh. Petition No.2/I of […]

Rule Of Law(yers) Yesterday’s attack on the Lahore High Court is deplorable to say the least. Such thuggery should have no place in the legal profession. […]

The Impact Of Divorce On Women In Pakistan Nikah is a sacred contract between a man and a woman subject to the payment of dower. This […]

Will Khadija’s Case Finally Herald Justice For Women Of The Country? The dark side of  lawyers’ cartel in Pakistan has been exposed in the case of […]

War Against Judiciary The recent judgment in Panamagate by the Supreme Court has driven Pakistan into a state of democratic turmoil. The decision against the Prime […]

Duty Of The Advocates To Rule Of Law “… The rule of law depends upon public confidence and public acceptance of the judicial system; therefore, anything […]

Legal Measures To End Unhealthy Weight Loss Practices The fashion industry is a confusing place. On one hand, it empowers women by employing them, giving them […]

Pakistan: A Permanent Building Or A Tent The last Viceroy of British India, Lord Mountbatten in a brutally blunt metaphor, stated, “Administratively it was the difference between […]

Reforming The Justice System We have come a long way in the past two weeks, have we not? There were murmurs of chaos with financial analysts […]

Menace Of Articles 62 And 63 Of The Constitution Of Islamic Republic Of Pakistan 1973 Sugar, spice and everything nice may well be the recipe for […]

An Indecent Proposal The journey post Panama Papers Judgment bringing Articles 62 and 63 of the Constitution of Pakistan 1973 into the public domain is quite preposterous and […]