Constitution of Pakistan

Expected Verdict and the Doctrine of Necessity The three member special bench has concluded its proceedings and reserved its judgment in the Panama Papers case. The […]

Should Jirgas Be Given Constitutional Cover? The philosophy of an Islamic judicial system is none other than what has been told by Prophet Muhammad (peace be […]

Evolution Of Writs A writ is: An order or mandatory process in writing issued in the name of the sovereign or court or judicial officer commanding the person […]

Is Judiciary In Pakistan Independent? The independence of judiciary for the smooth running of a state is as significant as the independence of the legislature and executive. The […]

The Prime Minister’s Oath As of July 10, Nawaz Sharif has lost his moral authority to continue in office as the Prime Minister of Pakistan – […]

How the Parallel Judicial System of Jirga Perpetuates Injustice For Pakistani Women Women in Pakistan continue to fall prey to jirgas, a parallel justice system held by […]

Protecting Women And Minorities In Pakistan – Beyond The Law   Women and minorities in Pakistan are not safe. This is the truth of the day […]

Landmark Judgment On Divorce Among Christian Couples Even though different sects of Christianity see dissolution of marriage in a different light, the consensus of Christian belief […]

Comparison of Provincial Legislation in 2016 – Balochistan Chapter 1 of Part V of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan deals with the “Distribution […]

‘Foreign-Aided’ Party and Prohibited Funds  “Other than reasonable restrictions in the interest of the sovereignty or integrity of Pakistan, any other restriction that abridges or in […]

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, […]

What Do Businesses Expect Commercial Mediation To Deliver? In the present world, it has become difficult to tackle any issue dealing with business – even one […]

For Among Times Of War, The Laws Fall Mute Legend has it that Piso, a Roman governor once ordered the execution of a soldier who had […]

The Exclusionary Rule In Law Of Evidence  The two fundamental questions about evidence concern its relevancy and admissibility. Evidence need not only be relevant in the […]

Private Schools – Redefining Educational Landscape One of the main pillars of a society is a solid public education system that responds to all its citizens, […]

Sindh To Have Its Own Anti-Corruption Agency Law KARACHI: The Government of Sindh, in efforts to increase the efficacy of the Anti-Corruption Establishment, has planned on […]

Why Should Pakistan Sign The First Optional Protocol To The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) On December 12, 2016, a mosque owned by […]