Law With Raees

30/06/2026

30/06/2026

Got a NADRA Token but Still Haven't Received Your Card?
If NADRA has issued you a token but is delaying the issuance of your CNIC, NICOP, POC, or any other card without lawful justification, you may file a Constitutional Petition under Article 199 of the Constitution before the High Court.
The High Court can direct the concerned authorities to decide your case expeditiously and in accordance with the law.

27/06/2026

⚖️ Pakistani Citizen Married to an Afghan National?

If your husband or wife is an Afghan national and has been denied a POC or is facing unnecessary delays despite being legally eligible, you may seek relief by filing a Constitutional Petition before the High Court.

The High Court can examine whether the authorities have acted lawfully, fairly, and in accordance with the Constitution and the relevant immigration and citizenship laws.

Every case depends on its own facts and legal documents, so professional legal advice is essential before taking legal action.

📌 Know your legal rights.
📞 For legal consultation, contact Raees Muhammad Advocate High Court.

23/06/2026

Honoured to receive this Token of Appreciation, presented by Sami Ullah Mohmand, in recognition of my services as a Member Core Committee, Young Leaders Parliament.
I am grateful to Ch. Norakh Gul Bhatti, District Leader Gujrat, for this Appreciation Award recognizing my leadership, dedication, and contributions to youth empowerment.
Although I was unable to attend the ceremony in Islamabad due to professional commitments and court proceedings, I sincerely appreciate this recognition. Such encouragement strengthens my commitment to serving the youth and inspiring future leaders.

22/06/2026

If an accused person has remained in jail for more than two years during trial and the case has not yet been decided, he may be entitled to statutory bail under the law, provided the delay is not caused by him.
Every accused has a constitutional right to a fair and speedy trial. Prolonged detention without conviction is not permissible in many cases.
📌 Know your legal rights. ⚖️ Advocate Raees Muhammad, High Court Advocate 📍 Peshawar

21/06/2026

⚖️ Is your Family Court case pending for more than 6 months?

If your case for maintenance, child custody, divorce (khula), dowry articles, or any other family matter has been unnecessarily delayed, you may file a Constitutional Writ Petition under Article 199 before the Peshawar High Court or the relevant High Court and request directions for speedy disposal of your case.

⏳ Justice delayed is justice denied.

📌 Family case pending for years?
📌 No progress in Family Court?
📌 Want early hearing of your case?

Know your legal rights and seek proper legal advice.

18/06/2026

Has NADRA blocked your CNIC?
If your CNIC has been blocked and you are facing difficulties in employment, banking, travel, or other essential matters, you may have a legal remedy. A Writ Petition can be filed before the High Court seeking restoration of your CNIC and protection of your fundamental rights.
Contact a qualified lawyer to assess your case and pursue the appropriate legal action.

21/05/2026

Pakistani Citizen Married to Foreign National? 🇵🇰⚖️
You can file a Constitutional Petition in Peshawar High Court for your spouse’s POC (Pakistan Origin Card) if NADRA delays or rejects the process without lawful reason. Pakistani law protects the rights of spouses and children of Pakistani citizens.

23/04/2026

میں نے معزز Peshawar High Court کے روبرو بطور وکیل ایک طالب علم کی نمائندگی کی، جو Edwardes College Peshawar میں ایف۔ایس۔سی پری میڈیکل کا باقاعدہ زیرِ تعلیم ہے؛ زیرِ بحث معاملہ طالب علم کو درپیش ممکنہ گرفتاری اور ملک بدری سے متعلق تھا، جس پر عدالتِ عالیہ کے روبرو یہ مؤقف نہایت وضاحت اور قانونی بنیادوں پر پیش کیا گیا کہ طالب علم کے سالانہ امتحانات جون 2026 میں منعقد ہونا ہیں، لہٰذا اس نازک اور فیصلہ کن مرحلے پر کسی بھی جبری اقدام، خصوصاً ڈی پورٹیشن، سے اس کے تعلیمی مستقبل کو سنگین اور ناقابلِ تلافی نقصان پہنچنے کا اندیشہ ہے؛ فاضل بینچ، جس میں Justice Wiqar Ahmad اور Justice Farah Jamshed شامل تھے، نے ابتدائی سماعت کے دوران معاملہ کی حساسیت، بنیادی حقوق بالخصوص حقِ تعلیم، اور اصولِ انصاف کو پیشِ نظر رکھتے ہوئے متعلقہ حکام سے مفصل جواب طلب کیا اور عبوری ریلیف کے طور پر یہ حکم صادر فرمایا کہ آئندہ تاریخِ سماعت تک طالب علم کے خلاف کسی بھی نوعیت کی جبری کارروائی، بشمول گرفتاری اور ملک بدری، عمل میں نہ لائی جائے.