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30/08/2026

PLD 2026 SC 376

The Supreme Court Rules, 2025 prescribe a period of limitation which is not just a technical requirement but has substantive importance. The State is required to adhere to statutory timeframes and cannot disregard the same on account of its own internal administrative movement of files, committee scheduling constraints, or staffing shortages which cannot be accepted as sufficient cause.
C.P.L.A.4430/2025
Federation of Pakistan through Secretary, Finance, Finance Division, Islamabad v. Farid Ullah

30/08/2026

PLD 2026 SC 302
PLD 2026 SC 91
PLD 2025 SC 262
A woman shall be entitled to the Dissolution of marriage if the husband has contracted second marriage in contravention of Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961.

30/08/2026

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30/08/2026

Ijlal A. Khan
P L D 2026 Federal Constitutional Court 304
When a party contests the suit or proceedings before three fora below and remains unsuccessful thereafter, it has no right to file an application under Section 12(2), C.P.C.---A party, having remained associated with the proceedings, has full opportunity to plead its case and rebut the case of the other side to protect its rights, and any mistake or slackness on its part does not confer a right to file an application under Section 12(2), C.P.C.

29/08/2026

29/08/2026

PLD 2026 Lahore 640
WP.55743/25
Fauzia Qayyum through Abdul Qayoom Vs Additional District Judge etc
Civil courts have inherent jurisdiction to entertain and try all civil suits unless a specific statutory bar either express or implied has been enacted to oust such jurisdiction. The phrase "civil nature" has been interpreted broadly by the courts to include all matters that involve the determination of civil rights and obligations. Accordingly, in the absence of any express or implied statutory bar, and in view of the fact that the Rent Tribunal does not have jurisdiction over disputes arising after the termination of the tenancy, the appropriate forum for seeking redressal in such matters remains the civil court. Thus, the remedy for the aggrieved party lies before the civil court, which is empowered under Section 9 CPC to adjudicate upon the matter.

29/08/2026

Ijlal A. Khan

29/08/2026

C.P.L.A. No. 5626/2024
Muhammad Shahzad VersusMst. Ayesha Noor & others
PLJ 2026 SC 352
2026 SCMR 1401
Maintenance of minor---Biological paternity---Burden of proof---Legal and moral obligation of father---Right to maintenance is vested in the child and is founded upon considerations of welfare, justice and equity---Once biological paternity stands established the corresponding obligation to maintain follows as a necessary legal consequence---A biological father cannot be allowed to deny responsibility or seek refuge behind technical pleas of legitimacy---Where maintenance is claimed against an alleged biological father who disputes paternity, the burden lies upon the claimant to establish biological paternity through legally admissible and trustworthy evidence and once paternity is established, the biological father is under a legal as well as moral obligation to maintain a child.