Putting property in someone else’s name is one of the most common — and most dangerous — practices in Pakistan. Under the Benami Transactions Act 2017, both parties face criminal prosecution and government confiscation of the property. Here is everything you need to know.
A step-by-step guide to the legal eviction process in Pakistan — valid grounds, the role of the Rent Controller, and protections for both landlords and tenants.
Learn how Consumer Courts work in Pakistan under provincial Consumer Protection laws, what you can complain about, and the step-by-step filing process.
Understand whether Bayana / token money agreements are enforceable in Pakistan, what happens if either party backs out, and how to protect yourself with a written Agreement to Sell.
Granting or relying on a power of attorney for property in Pakistan? Here’s how to make it legally valid and protect yourself from misuse.
Bought a defective product in Pakistan and told ‘no refunds’? Here’s what consumer protection law actually says, and how to enforce your rights.
Step-by-step guide to transferring property to your wife’s name in Pakistan via gift deed or sale deed, including stamp duty, registration, and mutation.
Can a son sell inherited property in Pakistan without siblings’ consent? Learn about joint ownership rules, your legal rights, and how to challenge an unauthorised sale.
Learn how to send a legal notice in Pakistan: what it is, when to use it, how to draft and send it, and what happens if it is ignored or received.
“Abba ne wada kiya tha — yeh ghar mera hai.” Thousands of Pakistanis rely on verbal property promises. But what does the law actually say?
I’m Hina Saleem Jessani, an Advocate of the High Court, dedicated to providing legal insights, practical legal solutions, and thought-provoking book reviews. With a passion for both law and literature, my mission is to simplify complex legal concepts and share knowledge that helps individuals, businesses, and legal professionals navigate the legal landscape with confidence.
