The Pakistan Law Series sets out the country’s core legislation with commentary written for daily use in chambers, in court and in the classroom. Each title is available in print, with digital editions to follow.
The full text of the 1973 Constitution brought up to date with every amendment, including the 26th Amendment’s constitutional benches and the 27th Amendment’s Federal Constitutional Court, with commentary on how each part works in practice.
Every section of the PPC set out in its official text, followed by a plain explanation, how the courts apply it, and verified case-law references. Written for the advocate preparing a bail argument as much as the student preparing for an exam.
Marriage, divorce, khula, dower, maintenance, custody, guardianship and succession, covered statute by statute with commentary and authentic references to superior-court judgments. The working reference behind the firm’s family law practice.
Wider works on legal reasoning, cyber governance and the use of artificial intelligence in law and justice.
A plain-language guide to how legal rules work and how lawyers think, written so that anyone can learn to read a problem the way a court would.
How states, companies and courts are trying to govern cyberspace, and the legal ideas underneath those efforts.
What happens when algorithms err in courts, policing and public decisions, and who should answer for it.
An article-by-article guide to the world’s major data protection regimes, useful for any Pakistani business handling foreign data.
We supply sets of the Pakistan Law Series for bar rooms, court libraries and LLB/LLM programmes. Ask about bulk pricing and complimentary review copies for faculty.
Enquire about bulk ordersThe law moves. If you spot a provision that has been amended or a judgment that should be cited, write to us and it will be considered for the next edition.
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