Category Archives: Legal
ROLE OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION
December 01, 2010 
Bilal Sarwari 
By: MUHAMMAD ASHRAF KHAN M.A., LL.B. (SS) Before discussing the role of the legal profession in its various aspects it seems desirable to throw some light on its genesis. In ancient times it is Rome the eternal city where we
JUDICIARY AND IMPEACHMENT OF THE JUDGES IN WORLD PURVIEW
By SHABBIR A. CHAHUDHARY: Advocate LL.B Govt. S.M. Law College, Judiciary is third pillar rather back bone in any strong democratic state system and only protection to all segments of society. Hazrat Ali (R.A) says the State of Kuffar may
UN CHARTER IN THE WAKE OF IRAQ WAR 2003
THE STATUS OF ARTICLE 2(4) OF UN CHARTER IN THE WAKE OF IRAQ WAR 2003. By: USMAN HAMEED WARRAICH LL.M Sheffield(UK)[1] INTRODUCTION: On March 19, 2003, a U.S led coalition of states launched full scale war against Iraq following Iraqi
Legal 
Tags: Cease Fire, Enemy State, First World War, International law, Iraq war, Religious Restrictions IMPLEMENTATION OF ISLAMIC OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION
By DR. A.Q. SIAL [1] Islamia University Bahawalpur Pakistan. Abstract Independence movement of Pakistan had a special mission to accomplish. People of Pakistan wanted a state in which they would organize themselves under a modern Islamic welfare political system. Soon
PAKISTAN CONSTITUTION AND PROHIBITION OF TORTURE
PAKISTAN CONSTITUTION AND PROHIBITION OF TORTURE By: AMJAD HUSSAIN PANWAR Lecturer, Department of Law, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Pakistan. ABSTRACT The present paper gives an analysis of the Article 14(2) of the Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan,
CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDYS AND EXHAUSTION DOCTRINE
By FAKHAR MAHMOOD MAKHDOOM* Etymologically the Constitutional remedy of Writ means a written order, which is a remedial right for the enforcement of substantive rights . In England the writs are issued by the Crown as head of judicial system
COVENANT IMPOSING TAZIR ON PRONOUNCING DIVORCE VOID
By: MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ HIJAZI, Civil Judge-Cum-Judicial Magistrate, Taunsa Sharif. Nikah is two faceted phenomenon: primarily it is worship and secondarily a civil contract. Islam recognized the biological instinct in Man and provided the institution of Nikah to regularize its satisfaction,
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: IMPLEMENTATION IN PAKISTAN
By: TAFFAZUL H RIZVI Advocate Supreme Court LL.M (Cornell) SCCS (Cornell-Sorbonne) taffazul@rizviandrizvi.com ARTICLE READ AT THE 15TH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM ON “INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: NATIONAL IMPLEMENTATION” BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, PROVO, UTAH, USA OCTOBER 5-8, 2008 Ladies and Gentlemen, these
KHULA: THE GREAT CONTROVERSY
By: PROF. ZILL-I-ATIF Director & Head Faculty of Law GC University Faisalabad. The dynamic concept of Khula has touched new heights of controversy through the recently proposed recommendations made by Council of Islamic Ideology in its recent meeting.1 The Council
Legal, Marriage Law Tags: discretion, Islamic Ideology, Islamic law, Khula, right of divorce, substantial law WHEN CONSTITUTION IS INEFFECTIVE
By: SYED MUHAMMAD KALEEM AHMAD KHURSHID Ex-President Lahore High Court Bar Association 1. The Constitutions always specify the principles whereby the state confers rights upon its citizens. The Constitution is not a cause but is a consequence of personal and
Legal Tags: Constitution, Federal Shariat Court, Incorporation of Article, Tanzeel-ur-Rehman 
