Explanation

Article 31(2a) of the Constitution of Pakistan directs the State to make the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah compulsory, promote them, and ensure proper Islamic education.

Explanation

Under the Tenancy Act, a tenancy lapses when the agreed term of tenancy expires, unless it is renewed.

Death of the landlord or change of property name does not automatically end the tenancy.

Explanation

In a partition suit under the Punjab Partition of Immovable Property Act, 2012, parties may enter into a private settlement and submit it to the Court at any stage of the proceedings before the date of open auction of the property. 

The specific reference to "30 days" in the context of this law relates to the time frame within which a defendant must file their written statement: the defendant is required to file the written statement within thirty days of their first appearance in Court.

If they fail to do so, their defence may be struck off. 

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Explanation

 Forcing someone into a legal contract is a civil wrong, not typically covered under unlawful assembly in criminal law.

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A crime requires actus reus (guilty act) and mens rea (guilty mind) together under criminal law principles.

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Section 11 of the Punjab Tenancy Act allows a tenant to claim occupancy rights after a certain time period (usually 20 years).

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Article 35 of the Constitution of Pakistan ensures protection of family values and vulnerable persons.

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Under Article 17(2), the Supreme Court has the authority to declare a political party unconstitutional if it acts against Pakistan’s integrity.

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This principle comes from English constitutional law, historically meaning the sovereign is immune from prosecution or liability.