Muslims in the Indo-Pak subcontinent are presumed to follow Hanafi Sunni jurisprudence unless proven otherwise --- Lahore High Court, Lahore
The Welfare of Minors outweighs Procedural Technicalities, and the Mother’s Relocation to Karachi should dictate Jurisdiction --- Supreme Court of Pakistan ---
Financial Penalties cannot be imposed through Executive Directives without following Legal Procedures --- Lahore High Court Declares SBP Circular on Export ---
Supreme Court of Pakistan Declared previous orders on Section 221-A(2) of Customs Act, 1969, as unlawful and beyond jurisdiction
Once an Order is passed u/s 179 of Customs Act 1969, it cannot be modified except through Appeal u/s 193; Only Customs Appellate Tribunal has Rectification ---
A Party failing to present Evidence despite Multiple Opportunities cannot be allowed to abuse the Legal System for Indefinite Delays ---
Administrative Authorities (Collector of Customs) lack the Jurisdiction to decide Constitutional Matters --- Lahore High Court, Lahore
Juveniles should not be sent to Regular Jails and must be housed in Observation Homes --- Islamabad High Court (IHC) Grants Bail to Juvenile Accused
Judicial Intervention is necessary where Fundamental Rights are at Stake --- Supreme Court of Pakistan directed WASA and Punjab Govt. to finalize Wastewater ---
Lahore High Court Directs Punjab Government to Ensure Free Medical Treatment for Advocates across all Government Hospitals
Arbitration Clauses cannot be misused to deny access to Judicial Remedies, particularly when Non-Signatory Parties are Involved --- Islamabad High Court
Malafide must be Inferred from Circumstances, not merely Alleged; Pre-Arrest Bail cannot be denied merely on accusations, but must be supported ---