Legal Information

19/07/2015

SPECIFIC ROLE OF ADVOCATES IN PAKISTAN

By:
AZMATULLAH WARRAICH
Advocate High Court
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Advocacy (Wakalat) is a very noble profession; and those who link with this profession are also very noble persons (advocates). It helps victim against offender, oppressed against oppressor, and weak against stronger, therefore due to its service, it also provide equal and full opportunity to poor and rich to put his/her case before honourable judges without any fear and undue influence. Hence, advocacy is essential part of administration of justice.

Meaning of Advocate

(i) Advocate mid - 14C, " one whose profession is to plead cases in a Court of justice," a technical term from Roman Law, from O, Fr. avocate, from L. advocatus "one called to aid," orig. pp. of advocate "to call" ( as witness or advisor) from ad- " to" +vocare "to call,” [1]

(ii) Advocate, in law, a person who is professionally qualified to plead the cause of another in a Court of law. As a technical term, advocate is used mainly in those legal systems that derived from the Roman law. [2]

(iii) A person who assists, defend, pleads or prosecutes of another. [3]
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18/07/2015

NAKAHNAMA SHOULD BE REFORMED

By:
AZMAT ULLAH WARRAICH
Advocate High Court
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Pakistan's society is changing fast, but laws are not changing by state according to the society requirements. Courts are bound to the existing laws; and justice cannot achieve by the people due to defects of laws.

For example, in big cities, a large number of family cases are pending for adjudication in family Courts. However, in many cities, for example, in Lahore, Family Courts are built separate from ordinary Courts. How do family Courts quickly decide cases?
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18/07/2015

BAIL LAW SHOULD BE REFORMED
By:
AZMAT ULLAH WARRAICH
Advocate High Court
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British's Government had made Indian Penal Code in 1860, which describe offences, and their punishment. And thereafter, British's Government had also made Criminal Procedure Code (Cr.P.C.) in 1898, which provides procedure for trial of criminal cases in Courts. Both laws were adopted by the Pakistan's Government after its independence.
It is interesting thing that aforesaid both laws were made by British imperialism for controlling and ruling on India according to their desire. But after independence no effort has been made to reform laws according to welfare Pakistan's people.
And aforesaid both laws are for over century an old, and they must be reformed according to present requirements of Pakistan's society and for welfare of people.
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18/07/2015

WHY WRIT IS NECESSARY FOR JUSTICE?

By:
AZMAT ULLAH WARRAICH
Advocate High Court

Every day, in the Principle seat of the Lahore High Court, Lahore, a new cases have been filed in form of civil appeals, civil revisions, criminal appeals, bails before arrest, bails after arrest and writ petitions, but approximately 50 percent new cases are consist on writ petitions. Hence, more new writ petitions have been filed by the petitioners and more rates of writ petitions are unsuccessful and unfruitful. But one thing should be kept in mind that time of the High Court is most valuable and precious, but due to unnecessary writ petitions or litigations, then genuine cases do not decide for non-availability of time. Whereas, writ petition can be filed by only any aggrieved person, when all doors of justice will shut and can get justice from the High Court through writ petition. This is the reason that it is necessary for justice. Full article is available on this website:http://www.pljlawsite.com/articles1.asp

18/07/2015

THE RULE OF LAW, JUDICIARY AND ECONOMICS

By:
AZMAT ULLAH WARRAICH
Advocate High Court
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The rule of law is necessary for eradication of poverty, corruption, nepotism, and maintains development, economics, and economics growth. It also promotes energy of people and equality between the citizens. Without it state become jungle, and a powerful person can sn**ch life, liberty, wealth and property of a depressed and a poor persons. Full article is available on this website:
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