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Latest Judgments (All Jurisdictions within Pakistan)
Muhammad Sufyan . Vs Additional District Judge etc
Summary: Where material before the Court prima facie discloses obstruction in execution of judicial orders or interference with judicial proceedings by a public functionary, the Court is justified in referring the matter to the competent authority for departmental action or investigation in accordance with law. Such referral does not constitute a finding of guilt or impose any punishment and, being merely recommendatory in nature, ordinarily does not warrant interference in constitutional jurisdiction.
Sheikh Imam Baksh & 2 others Vs Mst. Gulzar Begum etc
Summary: Succession Act, 1925---Appeal against grant/refusal of succession certificate ---Forum of appeal governed by Sections 384 & 388 of the Act and not by pecuniary jurisdiction under the West Pakistan Civil Courts Ordinance, 1962 ---Appeal from an order passed by a Civil Judge exercising delegated powers under Section 388 lies before the District Judge irrespective of the value of the estate. ---Returning the appeal on the ground that the estate exceeded pecuniary limits held to be a jurisdictional error; impugned order set aside and appeal restored for decision on merits.
M/s Adil International (Pvt.) Ltd. v. The Secretary Industries, Commerce & Technical Education Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and others
Summary: Summary pending.
Muhammad Nasir and others v. Muhammad Aslam and others
Summary: Summary pending
Alam Khan v. The State thr. P.G. Punjab and another
Summary: Summary pending
Fateh Sher v. The State
Summary: Summary pending
Sherzali and others v. Saadullah Khan
Summary: Summary pending
MUHAMMAD ARSHAD VS STATE ETC
Summary: Prosecutor's discretion to stop or drop proceedings through optional case review report does little to curb criminal litigation
MUHAMMAD BILAL VS STATE ETC
Summary: Summary pending
MST. AZKA AFREEN VS HAFIZ UMAR YASIN ETC
Summary: In view of clear mandate of Sub-Section (5) of Section 10 of the Act, 1964, while dissolving the marriage on the basis of khula, the Family Court was obliged to direct the petitioner to surrender up to twenty five percent of her prompt dower to the respondent irrespective of the non-consummation of marriage.