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Willingness and Capacity to Pay the Sale Consideration is ‘Sine Qua Non’ for a Specific Performance Suit: IHC

Willingness and Capacity to Pay the Sale Consideration is ‘Sine Qua Non‘ for a Specific Performance Suit: IHC Islamabad High has recently rendered a significant judgment in a matter of...

Rule of Consistency in Bail Matters: Like Shall be Treated Alike. Grounds of Both the Accused Must be Same for Applying the Rule of Consistency: SC

Rule of Consistency in Bail Matters: Like Shall be Treated Alike. Grounds of Both the Accused Must be Same for Applying the Rule of Consistency: SC Rule of consistency is a rule under which an accused...

Just ends do not justify unjust means. A decree for maintenance passed against the father of a child cannot be executed against the grandfather

Just ends do not justify unjust means. A decree for maintenance passed against the father of a child cannot be executed against the grandfather except in accordance with law: SC The Supreme Court has...

The Rule that Limitation cannot be Condoned on the Basis of the Ground that ‘the Act of a Court shall not Prejudice a Litigant’ is not Absolute. The Court Has to Examine its Fault and Decide the Limitation Accordingly: SC

The Rule that Limitation cannot be Condoned on the Basis of the Ground that ‘the Act of a Court shall not Prejudice a Litigant’ is not Absolute. The Court Has to Examine its Fault and Decide the...

Moral Rights in Copyright Law are not Assignable . They are Personal and They Subsist Beyond the Death of the Author.

Moral Rights in Copyright Law are not Assignable . They are Personal and They Subsist Beyond the Death of the Author: LHC In copyright law, “moral rights” are quite a unique set of rights which...

Cantonment Boards Cannot Impose Professional Tax. Section 60 (1) and Schedule VII of the Cantonment Act are Ultra Vires the Constitution:

Cantonment Boards Cannot Impose Professional Tax. Section 60 (1) and Schedule VII of the Cantonment Act are Ultra Vires the Constitution: SC Hearing a petition for leave to appeal against the judgment...

A Delegated Authority Does not Have Legal Sanctity or Significance in the Absence of Rules and Conditions as Mandated by the Statute. SC

A Delegated Authority Does not Have Legal Sanctity or Significance in the Absence of Rules and Conditions as Mandated by the Statute. SC A case was brought before the Supreme Court by a petitioner...

Gratuity, Benevolent Fund and other Service Benefits Not Claimable in Life Time are not Part of Tarkah: SHC

Gratuity, Benevolent Fund and other Service Benefits Not Claimable in Life Time are not Part of Tarkah: SHC A very interesting case regarding what forms Tarkah or estate, came up before the Sindh High...

Federal and Provincial Governments cannot Engage Private Counsels Except in Accordance with the Rasheed Ahmad Case, When the State Counsels (AGP & AGs) lack the Relevant Expertise.

Federal and Provincial Governments cannot Hire Services of a Private Counsel in a Routine Manner: The Supreme Court has recently dismissed a CPLA filed by a component of the Federal Government, Askari...

The Provincial Laws can only be Interpreted by the HC of the Respective Province, not by any other HC

The Provincial Laws can only be Interpreted by the HC of the Respective Province, not by any other HC In a five-page short judgment, the Supreme Court held that we have five High Courts across the...

No Preferential Treatment for Government Institutions For Condonation of Delay in Filling Cases: SC

No Preferential Treatment for Government Institutions For Condonation of Delay in Filling Cases: SC We have observed that government institutions usually take plea of administrative delays and...

If The Parliamentarians can be Tried for Corruption under Ordinary Criminal Laws, what’s the Need for NAB

The Parliamentarians Are Also Public Officers, and Thus, They are Also Triable Under The PCA and The PPC: Dissenting Note Honorable Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah of the SC has released his dissenting...
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