THE INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC INSTITUTE FOR PEACE (IIIP) ACT, 2024 Preamble Whereas it is expedient to establish the International Islamic Institute for Peace (IIIP) to promote peace, harmony, and understanding through Islamic principles and interfaith dialogue globally, it is hereby enacted as follows: Chapter I: Preliminary Short Title and Commencement: This Act may be called the…
Understanding Section 9 of the NADRA Ordinance: Scope and Legal Interpretation The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) Ordinance, 2000, is a pivotal piece of legislation in Pakistan that governs the establishment and functioning of NADRA. Among its various provisions, Section 9 holds significant importance, addressing matters related to the maintenance of records and the…
Inheritance under Muslim Law: Principles and Rules Inheritance under Muslim law is a well-defined area of Islamic jurisprudence, governed primarily by the Quran, Hadith (sayings of Prophet Muhammad), and Ijma (consensus) of scholars. The rules of inheritance in Muslim law are largely codified in the Muslim Personal Law (Shariat) Application Act, 1937 in India, though…
Consumer rights are legal protections that ensure fair treatment, safety, and quality in goods and services. In Pakistan, the Consumer Protection Acts implemented by various provinces empower individuals to seek remedies when their purchases fail to meet expectations or standards. This article outlines your consumer rights, the remedies available, and key legal precedents in Pakistan….
Civil law the four most common types of civil law governs disputes between individuals, organizations, or entities, aiming to resolve conflicts and provide remedies rather than punishment. The scope of civil law encompasses various areas, but four types stand out due to their frequent use. This article explores these areas, supported by landmark case laws that…
Section 151 of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) in Pakistan grants courts inherent powers to ensure the ends of justice are met. These powers are supplementary to the specific powers explicitly defined in the CPC and allow the court to act in situations not expressly covered by the code. Key Points of Section 151:…
“Understanding Firearm Ownership and Carrying Laws in Pakistan” The question of whether you can legally carry a gun in Pakistan is an important one, as it pertains to issues of personal security, self-defense, and adherence to the country’s legal framework. In this blog post, we will explore the laws and regulations surrounding firearm ownership and…
“Understanding the Arms License Policy in Pakistan 2023: Regulations, Processes, and Legal Implications” The arms license policy in Pakistan regulates the possession, issuance, and use of firearms within the country. It outlines the legal framework, procedures, and requirements for individuals seeking to own or carry firearms. This blog post aims to provide an in-depth understanding…
In Pakistan, under the Code of Civil Procedure (C.P.C.), Order 1, Rule 10 deals with the concept of misjoinder and non-joinder of parties in a legal proceeding. This rule is aimed at ensuring the proper and complete representation of all necessary parties in a lawsuit, avoiding the exclusion or improper inclusion of parties…
In Pakistan, Section 12(2) of the Code of Civil Procedure (C.P.C) is a legal provision that pertains to the jurisdiction of civil courts in matters related to immovable property. This section is an essential component of the Code and serves to outline the specific circumstances under which a civil court can exercise jurisdiction in…