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31/12/2025

Can anyone provide a relevant case law for correction of date of birth on the basis of a school certificate?

The President has signed the bill prohibiting marriage under the age of 18.According to the new law, a Nikah registrar (...
30/05/2025

The President has signed the bill prohibiting marriage under the age of 18.

According to the new law, a Nikah registrar (marriage officiant) shall not solemnize a marriage where either of the parties is under 18 years of age.

A man marrying an underage girl will face up to 3 years of imprisonment.

Anyone who forces a minor boy or girl into marriage may be punished with up to 7 years of imprisonment and a fine of up to 1 million rupees.۔

23/10/2024

Legal Terms that have been given general Accepted Meaning:

1. Actus Reus: Physical action constituting a crime.

2. Mens Rea: Criminal intent or mental state.

3. Locus Standi: Right to bring a case in court.

4. Ultra Vires: Beyond legal authority.

5. In Pari Materia: Similar laws interpreted consistently.

6. Stare Decisis: Follow previous legal decisions (precedent).

7. Res Judicata: Case already decided, can't be re-litigated.

8. Obiter Dicta: Non-binding judicial observations.

9. Ratio Decidendi: Reasoning behind a court’s decision.

10. Bona Fide: In good faith.

11. Mala Fide: In bad faith.

12. Nemo Judex in Causa Sua: No one can judge their own case.

13. Audi Alteram Partem: Hear the other side before deciding.

14. Habeas Corpus: Order to bring a detained person to court.

15. Mandamus: Command to perform a public duty.

16. Certiorari: Judicial review to quash a decision.

17. Quo Warranto: Questioning authority to hold an office.

18. Estoppel: Bar to contradict earlier statements in legal proceedings.

19. Per Incuriam: Decision made ignoring relevant law.

20. Ad Idem: Agreement between parties.

21. Void ab Initio: Invalid from the beginning.

22. Prima Facie: Appears true at first glance.

23. In Limine: Raised at the start of a case.

24. De Jure: According to law.

25. De Facto: In practice but not legally recognized.

26. Ex Parte: One-sided proceedings without the other party.

27. Amicus Curiae: Third party providing legal insight to the court.

28. Force Majeure: Unforeseeable event excusing performance.

29. Caveat Emptor: Buyer assumes risks.

30. Caveat Venditor: Seller must disclose defects.

31. Mutatis Mutandis: Adjustments applied where needed.

32. Fiduciary Duty: Obligation to act in another’s best interest.

33. Noscitur a Sociis: Words interpreted in their context.

34. Ejusdem Generis: General words follow specific terms.

35. Expressio Unius Est Exclusio Alterius: Mention of one excludes others.

36. Pendente Lite: During ongoing litigation.

37. Lis Pendens: Notice of pending litigation affecting property.

38. Lex Loci: Law of the place where an event occurred.

39. Lex Fori: Law of the court's jurisdiction.

40. Sub Judice: Case under judicial consideration.

41. Inter Alia: Among other things.

42. Ad Hoc: Temporary arrangement for a specific purpose.

43. Ex Officio: By virtue of holding an office.

44. Sine Qua Non: Essential condition.

45. Ipso Facto: By that very fact.

46. Obligation Erga Omnes: Duty towards everyone (e.g., human rights).

47. Animus Possidendi: Intention to possess property.

48. Qui Tam: Whistleblower sues on behalf of the government.

49. Sui Generis: Unique, in its own class.

50. Pacta Sunt Servanda: Agreements must be honored.

27/04/2024

سپریم کورٹ نے قرار دیا ہے کہ دیوانی مقدمات میں یکطرفہ ڈگری کے خلاف سات(07) مختلف قسم کی قانونی دادرسی حاصل کی جا سکتی ہے
The remedies available against ex parte decree are:- (2000 SCMR 296)

👉1- An application under Order 9, Rule 13

👉2- A review application u/s 114

👉3- An appeal u/s 96

👉4- A proceeding to set aside the decree on the ground that it has been obtained by fraud etc. u/s 12

👉5- An application for re-hearing of the matter on the ground of violation of the principles of natural justice(PLD 1972 Lah. 603 FB)

👉6- A revision may also lie (1995 CLC 516)

👉7- In appropriate cases the inherent powers of a court may also be attracted

(PLD 2003 SC 625)

or a writ may lie
(1986 CLC 2515) Rafiq Khan Lound Adv 0333 6023706 Rafiq Khan Advocate High Court LLM

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