Kakakhel Law Associates ( Advocates & Legal Consultants )

01/04/2026

Advocate Saifullah Muhib Kakakhel had appeared for the petitioner and contended that under Section 6(3) of Juvenile Justice System Act, 2018, he was entitled to be released on bail.

The bench had observed: “Even assuming that the accused-petitioner was allegedly found residing within the territorial jurisdiction of Pakistan without possessing any valid visa, permit or other lawful travel or residency documentation, the available record indicates that he is a juvenile, approximately 16 and-a half years of age, and is presently a student of 6th class at Muslim Collegiate School, Peshawar.”

It ruled that in the present case, there appeared to be no reasonable apprehension that the release of the accused-petitioner would associate him with criminals or expose him to any such dangers.

Similarly, in another case, the bench granted bail to an Afghan, whose son was suffering from cancer.

“Notwithstanding the merits of the case, this court, in exercise of its judicial discretion, deems it appropriate to consider the peculiar facts and circumstance brought on record, particularly the precarious health condition of the minor so of the accused-petitioner,” the bench observed.

Moreover, the court while disposing of multiple petitions of Pakistani citizens seeking issuance of Pakistan Origin Card (POC) to their Afghan spouses, directed them to approach National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) for that purpose.

A bench consisting of Justice Wiqar Ahmad and Justice Farah Jamshed issued orders in multiple petitions wherein either the husband or wife was Pakistani national whereas their spouse belonged to Afghanistan.

The bench had also directed law enforcement agencies that in order to safeguard the unity of the family, no coercive action resulting in deportation of any family member (of the petitioner) should be taken until the application (for POC) was finally decided by Nadra or upon expiry of six months from the date of filing of such application, whichever occurred earlier.

PHC provides relief to several petitioners in exceptional circumstances

09/03/2026

Accused acquitted in case of possessing 900 Kilogram of chemical substances which are used for making Ice(Meth) and other substances.

Nouman Muhib Kakakhel, Partner KLA represented the accused.

Roznama Mashriq 08.03.2026

30/11/2025

After reviewing the arguments and examining the evidence, the bench held that the prosecution had failed to prove the charge beyond reasonable doubt. The court observed that such glaring contradictions entitled the accused to benefit of doubt.

Nouman Muhib Kakakhel, Advocate represented the accused appellant.

PHC Overturns Life Sentence, Acquits Man in 12kg Charas Case Over Major Gaps in Evidence

27/11/2025

The Peshawar High Court has sought a detailed response from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government over its failure to implement the Legal Aid Act, 2019. A two-member bench comprising Justice Ejaz Anwar and Justice Muhammad Naeem Anwar heard the petition.

Advocate Nouman Muhib Kakakhel, representing the petitioner, argued that the province was required to establish a Legal Aid Agency for individuals who cannot afford legal representation, but even after six years no steps have been taken to enforce the Act. He submitted that under this law, prisoners and women involved in domestic disputes are entitled to free legal assistance, and the government is responsible for paying lawyers’ fees in such cases.

The bench questioned in which matters the government is obligated to provide free counsel. Advocate Kakakhel clarified that the obligation applies to cases involving prisoners and women facing domestic issues.

The court then issued notices to the Chief Secretary and the Secretary Law, directing them to submit detailed replies, and adjourned the hearing.

پشاور: (ذیشان کاکاخیل) عدالت نے لیگل ایڈ ایکٹ 2019 پر عملدرآمد نہ ہونے کیخلاف درخواست پر حکومت سے جواب طلب کر لیا۔