Articles

July 22, 2026

Fraus Omnia Vitiat

A contract is an agreement consisting of certain essential elements that uplift it  from a mere agreement to a legally binding contract. These essential elements include  […]
July 22, 2026

Justice for All or Justice for the Few? SDG 16.3 and the Access to Justice Crisis in Pakistan

Abstract  Sustainable Development Goal 16․3 (SDG 16․3) has committed through Target 16․3 to “promote the rule of law” and “ensure equal access to justice for all” […]
July 14, 2026

The Leader of a People Is Their Servant

The ethos of humility and service pervades the timeless prophetic principle of governance encapsulated in the well known saying: “The leader of a people is their […]
July 13, 2026

The Colonial Specter of Punjab’s Habitual Offenders Bill

Abstract The recently proposed, Punjab Control of Habitual Offenders and Anti-Social Behaviour Bill, 2026, introduced to replace colonial-era preventive and public order laws, represents a profound […]
June 30, 2026

The Rise of Climate Litigation: Courts, Governments, and the Fight for Accountability

Introduction: The Central Question In 2015, a Pakistani farmer and a lawyer from Rahim Yar Khan asked a question in a Pakistani court that, to some […]
June 30, 2026

No Law for the New Worker: Pakistan’s Legislative Vacuum in the Gig Economy

Abstract Pakistan finds itself in a paradox; while its digital economy is celebrated as a major contribution of economic growth, the legal framework remains untenable and […]
June 27, 2026

The Constitutional Status of Gilgit-Baltistan: A Legal Grey Zone

Gilgit-Baltistan, previously known as the Federally Administered Northern Areas, is one of the most complicated geopolitical and constitutional anomalies in South Asia. It sits at a […]
June 3, 2026

Beyond Vegetative Life: The Evolution of the Right to Life in Pakistan

The concept of the “Right to Life” in the contemporary legal order has undergone a complete transformation – from mere prohibition against arbitrary killing into comprehensive […]