Parliamentary Committee – The Law Today Pakistan

Political Good Constitutionalism: The Theorization Indicating Due Season Of Remedying Ruler-Ruled Mutuality

Estimated read time 12 min read
November 2, 2024

“Impetuously approved outlandish budget of high taxes on already weighed down classes for incessant fiscal timeline, followed by the unco tear-jerking headline underscoring the ferocious murder of Gujranwala’s resident by his elder…

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Upper and Lower Houses Approve 26th Constitututional Amendment Bill

Estimated read time 5 min read
October 21, 2024

After Senate approval, 26th constitutional bill sails through National Assembly

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SC Expunges Disputed Paragraphs from Mubarak Sani Case Verdict

Estimated read time 6 min read
August 23, 2024

Issuing a short order the top court amends its verdict saying expunged paragraphs must not be used as judicial precedent in the future

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A Deeply Contemplative and Introspective Dissent by Honorable SC Justice Athar Minallah

Estimated read time 5 min read
September 29, 2023

A dissent is not binding in its nature but today’s dissent can be tomorrow’s majority opinion