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The Mirage of Binding ICJ Judgments A few days ago, Harish Salve, India’s lead counsel on Commander Kulbushan Jadhav’s case at the International Court of Justice, […]

The UK and Brexit The European mammoth that is the European Union (EU) had been long asleep; confident in its strength and the unshakable foundation that […]

Why I Disagree With The Analysis Of Ex-Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry Regarding The Jadhav Case (India V. Pakistan) This past week, after the order on the […]

Out Of Turn, Out Of Place In 2013, the Supreme Court of Pakistan embarked upon a mission to put an end to the colonial concept of […]

Facets Of Philosophy “Life,” says a fine Greek adage, “ is the gift of nature; but beautiful living is the gift of wisdom.” To begin with, […]

The Haq In Mahr We are no strangers to the fact that before the advent of Islam, barring the scarce women from the upper class, the […]

Flaws In The Legal Education System Of Pakistan Efforts are consistently being made to improve the standards of the legal education system in Pakistan. An attempt […]

Criminals In Our Inbox Door-to-door marketing is not very common in Pakistan for a number of reasons. Even in other countries, technological developments in marketing and […]

In Defense Of Justice Before starting, let me clarify that I am not a lawyer. I am just an ordinary citizen of Pakistan who looks at […]

Views On Justice Khosa’s Dissent The highly anticipated judgment in the Panama Leaks case was finally announced on April 20, 2017 by a five-member bench of the […]

Torture: An Undefined Word In The Pakistani Legal System  Article 1 of United Nations Convention Against Torture (CAT) defines torture in the following terms: For the purposes of […]

The Supreme Court; Not A Trial Court The Constitution of Pakistan grants three kinds of jurisdiction to the Supreme Court, namely, original jurisdiction under Article 184, […]

Lawyers, no doubt, have great responsibility in defending their clients. Sometimes, however, in pursuing their duties, some lawyers are not concerned about the repute of the […]

Tussle Between Higher Education Commission And University Of Punjab A judgment of the honourable Justice Atir Mehmood has recently been approved for reporting in one of […]

Panama Case And Reconstructing The Ideals Of Justice This article is in response to Maryam S. Khan’s piece titled ‘‘Mega political’ judgment’ which was published by […]

One Nation, Two Laws One doesn’t need to be a law student or somehow linked with the law to know about two prominent and notable articles of our […]

The Road To Two Becoming Three: Panamagate Ruling The yearlong exercise that has been the deliberation of the Panama Papers case was to conclude as the […]