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16 lut 2024 · Pakistan Journal of Law, Analysis and Wisdom (PJLAW) is a HEC Recognized multidisciplinary journal that provides a platform for researchers, scholars, and practitioners to publish high-quality research in the areas of law, social sciences, humanities, and Islamic banking and finance.
ISSN 2413-1393 No.01, Issue 03 Jan-Jun 2016 Volume 2, 2016
321 Judicial activism defined in Black’s Law Dictionary, a process of the formulation of law where judges resort to their own reasoning while deciding the matters of interest litigation. According to this definition under judicial activism, judges use their own wisdom and personal views.
24 sty 2022 · This work explains the evolution and sources of the Pakistani legal system. It discusses the structure of courts at the time of Mughals in India. It focuses on the judicial reforms of Aurangzeb, especially those that are now part of the legal system of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
4 lip 2017 · Identifying a ‘rise of the judiciary’ is a flawed basis for optimism for a country’s development. The source of this limited understanding is the extant abundant law and political science ‘liberal’ literature about postcolonial Pakistan.
24 sty 2020 · This paper examines the changes since 2005 by placing them in a broader historical context and argues that a Pakistani variant of a rule of justice tradition that employs the metaphor of the colonial rule of law tradition is emerging.
courts can also interpret the laws to elucidate their meanings and scope and to make them compatible with new challenges. In Pakistan, after independence, initially the high courts were given power of judicial review only against executive actions and the Supreme Court of Pakistan did not have original
