Category Archives: Law Definition
What is Bail and How Does it Work
May 07, 2012 
Bilal Sarwari 
When a person is released on bail, it simply means that they have been released from prison in an exchange for money or collateral. Collateral is nothing more than a security for the court until further proceedings have been met.
Concept of Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh)
The actual Arabic phrase with regard to jurisprudence (fiqh) practically indicates: know-how about a thing and also being familiar with it; becoming ingenious. Fiqh’s literal description isn’t going to just mean understanding a thing, as an alternative it’s a deeply
WOMEN’S RIGHTS IN ISLAM
By: MUHAMMAD NAWAZ DOGAR Assistant Professor, University Law College University of the Punjab, Lahore Rights are those conditions of social life without which man cannot be at his best to develop his personality. These are such opportunities which are essential
ISLAMIC LAW OF EVIDENCE
MODERN SCIENTIFIC TECHNIQUES: THEIR EVIDENTARY VALUE AND ISLAMIC LAW OF EVIDENCE By: MUHAMMAD NAWAZ DOGAR Assistant Professor, University Law College University of the Punjab, Lahore Justice is one of the most important factors for peace and prosperity of the community
THE DOCTRINE OF JUDICIAL REVIEW
By : SYED MUHAMMAD NAJMUL SAQIB MUMTAZ* MEANINGS , DEFINITIONS OF “JUDICIAL REVIEW”: 1. According To Black’s Law Dictionary (Seventh Edition): According to this dictionary, it is: (a) the Court’s power to review the actions of other branches or levels
WHAT IS LAW?
WHAT IS LAW? By MRS. NAILA SABIR KHAN L.L.M. Advocate High Court. Part time Lecturer B.Z.U. Gillani Law College, Multan Law means the rule of conduct. The rule of conduct is prescribed to maintain peace and order. Peace and order
Law Definition 
Tags: Act Of Parliament, Due Process Of Law, Part Time Lecturer, Peace And Order, Purpose Of Law, the law INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS
By: REHAN RAUF ADVOCATE M.A. (Political Science) M.A (History) P.G.D.E.L., LL.B (Punjab University) E-mail: DJREHAN103FM@YAHOO.COM 1. PRELIMINARY NOTE Human rights are sometimes called fundamental rights or basic or natural Rights. Fundamental or basic rights are those, which must not be
