Under Article 199(1)(b)(ii) of the Constitution of Pakistan, the Writ of Quo Warranto can only be filed within Territorial Jurisdiction of High Court where the
A General Attorney cannot Transfer Property to Close Relatives without Special Permission from the Principal --- Supreme Court of Pakistan
Consolidation of Arbitration Applications is Permissible under the Arbitration Act, 1940, to ensure Effective Dispute Resolution --- Lahore High Court, Lahore
A Judge’s Temporary Unavailability does not Amount to Disqualification from Future Proceedings --- Supreme Court of Pakistan
The Issuance of Show Cause Notices under provision of Sales Tax Act, after 15 Years of the Original Period, is without Legal Basis and violates the Principle
ECP has the Power to appoint Election Tribunals but such Appointments must be made in Consultation with the Chief Justice of the relevant High Court ---
The State of Libya and its Diplomatic Mission are entitled to Immunity from Civil Suits under both Domestic Laws and International Conventions unless such ---
Denying the Landlord’s Proprietary Rights does not allow a Tenant to continue Occupying the Property --- Supreme Court of Pakistan
The Exclusive Jurisdiction Clauses in the Agreements are binding upon the parties to suit --- Lahore High Court, Lahore ---
The Courts should Honor Arbitration Agreements unless a party has unequivocally demonstrated an intention to abandon Arbitration by taking steps that aid in ---
The Recruitment Processes should strictly adhere with the Statutory Rules and any errors in advertisement cannot nullify the rules --- Lahore High Court, Lahore
Contractual Employees do not have an Automatic Right to Regularization unless provided by Law or Policy --- Supreme Court of Pakistan