INTRODUCTION Equitable remedies are specific types of solutions that are ordered by the court. The main purpose is to provide fairness and justice in legal disputes. Unlike monetary compensation (legal remedies), equitable remedies seek to address unique circumstances by ordering specific actions or restraining behaviors. Common equitable remedies include injunctions, specific performance, and rescission. These … Read more
INTRODUCTION Revenue Officers have immense authority in respect of revenue matters, there is, however, a restriction imposed upon them by law that they cannot adjudicate upon matters where a “question of title” is involved. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Section 140 of the Land Revenue Act necessitates the ascertainment of the question as to title by the … Read more
INTRODUCTION All sorts of documents are not compulsorily registrable under the Registration Act. There are documents on which registration is at the option of the party. The non-registration of such documents does not affect the validity or admissibility of the evidence. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Section 18 the Registration Act 1908 deals with the optional registerable … Read more
INTRODUCTION Injunctions are orders of the Court to a party to the proceedings to do or to refrain from doing a specified act. By way of injunction, a person can obtain an order from the Court to restrain the defendant which creates a reasonable apprehension of the property of the plaintiff. But the suit of … Read more
INTRODUCTION Arbitration is a process in which a dispute between parties is settled by a third person. A person who is appointed by the parties involved to settle disputes between them is called an arbitrator Under Land Revenue Act 1967 arbitrator can be appointed with the consent of the parties or without the consent of … Read more
INTRODUCTION Under the Registration Act, there are documents that require compulsory registration. If such documents are not registered there will be no evidentiary value. RELEVANT PROVISIONS Section 49 Registration Act 1908 deals with the effects of the non-registration of documents. PURPOSES OF REGISTRATION The following are the purposes for registration of the document … Read more
INTRODUCTION On 1 day of March 1882, the Trust Act came into force. This Act extends to the whole of Pakistan. This act does not affect the Islamic law as to waqf, or the mutual relation of the members of an undivided family as determined by any customary or personal law or applies to public … Read more
INTRODUCTION The concept of appeal is to resort to a superior court to review the decision of an inferior court or administrative agency. The law of appeal under the Land Revenue Act 1967 is very simple A person who is a party to the order appealed can file an appeal. He should state the whole … Read more
INTRODUCTION The registering officer has certain duties regarding the registration of the documents. When a document is presented for registration to the registering officer, he endorses every document presented before him, the date, place of registration, and signature of the person presenting such document, and gives a receipt for such document to the person presenting … Read more
INTRODUCTION The role of a trustee regarding the trust is of a custodian. A trustee is regarded as the servant of the trust and he follows the trust deed (instrument of trust) in carrying out his duties. There are certain rights given by the Trust Act 1882 to the beneficiary. The trustee must keep in … Read more
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