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Pakistani case law and statutes: Supreme Court and High Court judgments, laws, drafting templates.
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search_judgments
Find reported judgments (case law, precedents) of Pakistani courts: Supreme Court of Pakistan, Lahore, Sindh, Peshawar, Balochistan and Islamabad High Courts, Federal Shariat Court and others. Use for any request like "Supreme Court judgment on bike snatching", "case law on pre-arrest bail mala fide", "precedent on specific performance". Returns citation (e.g. 2022 SCMR 1577), court, year, parties, judges, provisions and headnote, ranked by relevance; off-topic matches are dropped, so an empty list means no on-point judgment was found. Pakistan only.
search_statutes
Find the sections of Pakistani laws relevant to a question: Pakistan Penal Code (PPC), Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC), Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), the Constitution, Contract Act, Limitation Act, Qanun-e-Shahadat, family, tax, labour and provincial laws. Use for "punishment for snatching a motorcycle", "which section covers cheque dishonour", "bail in a non-bailable offence". Understands everyday words (murder finds qatl-i-amd, s.302 PPC). Returns section text with its citation.
get_statute_section
Return the full text of one section or article of a Pakistani law when the act and number are known, e.g. act "PPC", section "392"; act "Constitution", section "199".
list_drafting_templates
List FAI's reviewed Pakistani legal drafting templates (legal notice, plaint, bail application, written statement, affidavit, agreements, family and rent matters and more). Use when the user wants to draft a Pakistani legal document; then call get_drafting_template with the chosen id.
get_drafting_template
Return one reviewed template: its structure, the facts that must be collected first, and the standard wording for its Pakistani forum. Ask the user for any missing facts, never invent them, then fill the template.