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A recent decision by the Lahore High Court (Multan Bench) has clarified child custody in Pakistan and adoption laws under Islamic law. The case of Mst. Arzu vs. District Police Officer, Khanewal & Others focused on a minor child given up for adoption but later claimed by his biological mother. This ruling highlights the importance

Trademark registration is a critical step for businesses to protect their brand identity. However, the process involves strict legal compliance to ensure that trademarks are unique, distinctive, and do not infringe on existing rights. The recent Supreme Court ruling in the Shezan trademark dispute highlights the importance of adhering to legal requirements during trademark registration.

In the world of intellectual property, timing is everything. A recent judgment from the Sindh High Court, Brothers Industries vs. The Controller of Patents (2021 CLD 1034), sheds light on the importance patent opposition timelines. This case serves as a crucial reminder for businesses and individuals navigating the complexities of patent law. The Core Issue: When Does

In Pakistani politics, dual nationality often sparks debates and legal battles. The case of Wajid Ur Rehman, whose nomination papers were rejected due to his dual nationality, highlights how the law interprets candidate eligibility. This article explores the specifics of the case, the legal framework governing such disqualifications, and the broader implications for future elections.

Family court judgments play a crucial role in resolving disputes related to marriage, dower, child custody, and other family matters. Understanding these decisions can be difficult due to legal jargon and complex terms. This article breaks down a significant judgment from the Peshawar High Court. It explains the right to present evidence, dower recovery, and

In a recent legal dispute regarding copyright law which included Nestle Pakistan Limited faced a lawsuit from Shehryar Kureshi and three others. The case centered on the song “Pyar Diyan Gallan,” which the plaintiffs claimed to have created in 1994. Nestle allegedly reproduced and broadcasted the song without proper authorization, leading to a claim for