Week 1
Day 1

Day 1

Ethics, Licensing and Lawyers Rights and Obligations

09:00 am

Arrival and Registration Welcoming Remarks, Introductions (30mins)

10:00 am

Professional Ethics

Lecture 1

  1.  The   client-lawyer relationship,   
  2. Duties   of   a lawyer as   advocate   in adversary proceedings,
  3. Dealings with persons other than clients, 
  4. Llaw firms and  associations,  
  5. Public  service,  
  6. Non-advertising,  social  media  and maintaining the integrity of the profession

12:00 am

Rules of Professional Etiquette and Courts (1 Hour)

Lecture 2

  1. Introduction to rules and traditions of etiquette of the bar and professional life. 
  2. At the Bar
  3. Turnout and Dress; 
  4. Dealing with other counsels; 
  5. Dealing with client
  6. Dealing with court and staff; 
  7. Fees, 
  8. Taxation. 
  9. Chambers: 
  10. What is expected of an associate; 
  11. Seniors
  12. Associates; 
  13. Munshis and office staff

01:00 pm

Lunch Break (1 hour)

 

02:00 pm

 

Overview of Legal System of Pakistan (2 hours)

Lecture 6

 

  1. Civil Courts, 
  2. Criminal Courts, 
  3. Tribunals and other 
  4. Special Courts & 
  5. Jurisdictions, 
  6. Ombudsmen, 
  7. Superior Court, 
  8. various Appellate, 
  9. Revisional, 
  10. Direct Jurisdictions. 
  11. Relevant Laws and Locations.  

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 1

 

Week 1
Day 2

09:00 am

Attendance

09:30 am

Introduction to Basic Principles of Civil Law (Supported by Case Law) (2hours)

Lecture 4

Types of Civil Courts, Jurisdiction, Types of Cases in Civil Litigation i.e. Tort claims, Breach of Contract Claims, Equitable Claims (description of maxim), Landlord – Tenant issues, Disputes arising of family affairs. How a civil suit is filed, Parties to the Suit, Necessary documents to file the civil suit. Valuation of Suit, Sample of a plaint.

11:30 am

How a Civil Case Moves through the courts (1.5hours)

Lecture 5

Stages of Civil Suit, Plaint, Written Statement, Framing of issues, Recording of evidence (Examination-in-Chief), Cross Examination,

Recording   of   evidence   through   commissions,   Principles   of appreciation of evidence, Arguments, Judgment & Decree.

01:00 pm

Lunch Break (1 hour)

 

02:00 pm

 

Appeal / Review / Revision /Writ petition (2 hours)

Lecture 6

 

Matters  falling  within  the  ambit  of  Appeal/Review/Revision/writ petition, Appeal in Detail, Procedure of Appeal, Kinds of Appeal,

Revision, Procedure of Revision, Review, scope of writ petition & its jurisdiction, Procedure to file Review, Draft petitions will also be examined.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 2

 

Day 3

Day 3

 

Civil Module concludes/ Civil Advocacy

09:30 am

File preparation to file a civil suit (2 hours)

Lecture 7

Necessary documents to file the civil suit

11:30 am

Advocacy Skill- Law Moots-Cases in Civil Litigation (1.5 hours)

Lecture 8

The  sessions  will  be  in  three  small  group  sessions  (for  practical exercise)

one case will be provide:- 1- One group will file plaint and accompanying documents 2- second group will be defendant, 3- third group will argue the case before a stand-in judge.

01:00 pm

Lunch Break (1 hour)

 

02:00 pm

 

Advocacy Skill- Law Moots – Appeal / Review / Revision /Writ petition (2 hours)  

Lecture 9

 

The  sessions  will  be  in  three  small  group  sessions  (for  practical exercise)

One case will be provided:-

  1. One group will file appeal
  2. Second group will be respondent,
  3. Members from each group will argue. Each participant will participate through chart work. petitions will also be examined.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 3

 

Day 4

Day 4

 

Criminal Law Module

 

09:30 am

An overview of Criminal Law (2 hours)

Lecture 10

Classification  &  Jurisdiction  of  Criminal  Courts,  Lodging  of  FIR, Cognizable& Non-Cognizable cases, FIR Form in detail, Medico legal Report along with form in detail, Postmortem report along with report in detail, Inquest Report and form in detail, Investigation, Discharge, Report u/s 173 Cr.P.C and its kinds.

11:30 am

How a criminal case moves through the court (2 hours)

Lecture 11

  • Submission of report 173 Cr.P.C in the court,
  • cognizance by court,
  • Summoning of Accused,
  • supply of documents to accused,
  • Framing of charge,
  • Examination –in – Chief,
  • Cross Examination,
  • Closure of Prosecution Examination,
  • Defense Evidence,
  • Statement U/s 342
  • Cr.P.C, Statement u/s 340(2) Cr.P.C, Judgment the case before a stand-in judge.

01:00 pm

Lunch Break (1 hour)

 

02:00 pm

 

Bail, Appeal, Revision/ writ petition (1.5 hours)

Lecture 12

 

  1. Concept of Bail,
  2. Kinds of Bail
    • (Pre-Arrest,
    • Post-Arrest &
    • Protective Bail),
    • Prohibitory Clause,
    • Cancellation of Bail, 
    • Suspension of sentence, 
    • How to write a good Bail Petition, 
    • draft bail petition will be discussed.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 4

 

Week3

Day 5

Criminal Law Module concludes/ Criminal Law Advocacy

09:30 am

File preparation to file a Criminal Courts matter (2 hours)

 

Lecture 13

Necessary documents to file the criminal processes

11:30 am

Advocacy Skill- Arguing at Trial – Law Moots-Cases in Criminal Litigation (1.5 hours)

Lecture 14

The  sessions  will  be  in  three  small  group  sessions  (for  practical exercise)

one case will be provide:- 

  1. Will prosecute 
  2. Group will be for defendant,  
  3. MPBC will act as judge and give the decision.

01:00 pm

Lunch & Jumma Break (1 hour)

 

02:00 pm

 

Advocacy Skill- Law Moots -Criminal litigation related to Appeal / Review / Revision /Writ petition (2 hours)

Lecture 15

 

The  sessions  will  be  in  three  small  group  sessions  (for  practical excercise)

one case will be provide :-

  1. Will file the appeal
  2. Will be Respondent,  
  3. Trainer will act as judge and give feedback.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 5

 

Day 6

Basic Criminal Law Pleadings and Advocacy

09:30 am

22-A/22-B Petition/ Bail

 

Lecture 16

Necessary documents to file 

11:30 am

Advocacy Skill- Law Moots-Cases in Criminal Litigation: Bail (1.5 hours)

Lecture 17

The  sessions  will  be  in  three  small  group  sessions  (for  practical exercise)

one case will be provide:-

  1. Will file plaint
  2. Will be  defendant,
  3. Will presume as judge and give the decision.

Each participant will participate through chart work.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

Legal research in Pakistan, Computer and Manual. Basic

Knowledge of Microsoft Office. (2 hours)

Lecture 18

 

PLJ Law Site, PAKISTAN LAW SITE,

all the Journals of PLD Publishers that are PLD, SCMR, CLC, PCrLJ, PTD, PLC, CLD, YLR & GBLR. ALDs manual.

Use of Microsoft office and its usage 

Maintaining Register (Online & Manual)

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 6

 

Part II

Week Four

Day 7

Licensing Process/ Disciplianry Process &  How to argue & research

09:30 am

Legal Ethics- Part II (1.5hours)

 

 

Lecture 19

Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Act, 1973 & its amendments (2 hours) particularly Licensing Process and rights of lawyers.

11:30 am

Case Preparation and How to argue: Communication Skill Qualities every good lawyer should have  (2 hours)

Lecture 20

  • Good communication skills. Lawyers must be orally articulate, have  good  written  communication  skills  and  also  be  good  
  • listeners.   
  • …Judgment.  
  •  …Analytical   skills.   
  • …Research   skills.
  • .…People skills.
  •  …Perseverance.
  •  …Creativity.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

Art of Cross Examination (2 hours)

Lecture 21

 

Law applicable and how to practically prepare for the day. Documents. Putting case and confronting. Contradictions

Maintaining Register (Online & Manual)

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 7

 

Day 8

Essential laws for Civil Matters

09:30 am

Introduction to The Specific Relief Act 1877 (with Case Law)  & Overview of CPC (1 hours each)

 

 

Lecture 22, 23

Recovery of possession of property, Specific performance of contracts, Rectification of instruments, Rescission of contracts Cancellation of Instruments, Declaratory decrees, Injunction

11:30 am

Basic Principles of Law of Evidence-I (1.5 hours)

Lecture 24

  • Good communication skills. Lawyers must be orally articulate, 
  • Have  good  written  communication  skills  and  also  be Meaning & 
  • Definition of Evidence, 
  • Competency of witness, 
  • Number of witnesses required to prove a case,
  • Privileged communication, 
  • Kinds of evidence (Direct / indirect / circumstantial / hearsay / primary / secondary / real ), 
  • Refreshing memory. 
  • Admission, 
  • Confession, 
  • Burden of Proof, 
  • Leading question, 
  • Expert evidence, 
  • Evidence by way of modern devices. 
  • Judicial Notice of certain facts.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

Practical Applications of Evidence Law.

Lecture 25

 

How documents are exhibited and evidence is recorded.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 8

 

Week 5

Day 9

Family Law and Basic Documents Drafting

09:30 am

A Brief Overview of Family Laws in Pakistan, award of maintenance (support with case law) (2 hours) 

Lecture 26

Stages of Civil Suit,

  1. Plaint,
  2. Written Statement,
  3. Framing of issues,
  4. Recording  of  evidence,
  5.  Cross Examination,
  6.  Recording  of evidence,
  7. Arguments,
  8. Judgment & Decree.

11:30 am

Control Of Narcotics Substances Act 1997 (2 hours)

Lecture 27

  • Punishment for contravention of Section 6, 7 and 8:

  •  Whoever contravenes  the  provisions  of  Sections  6,  7  or  8  shall  be punishable, 

  • section 9c or section 9b

12:15 pm

Preparation of Facts Sheet

Lecture 28

  • Skeleton Arguments and
  • Cases Note.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

A Brief Overview of Tax Laws in Pakistan (2 hours)

Lecture 29

 

  1. Meaning of Tax, 
  2. Kinds of Tax (Direct & Indirect), 
  3. Tax structure in Pakistan, 
  4. Direct Tax – 
  5. Income Tax, 
  6. Taxable Income, 
  7. Total Income, 
  8. Tax Year, 
  9. Categories of taxpayer, 
  10. Individual, 
  11. AOP, 
  12. Companies, 
  13. How to file Income Tax Return, 
  14. How many times return in to be submitted in a year, 
  15. Tax Rates.

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 9

 

Day 10

CNSA/ Inheritance

09:30 am

Drafting and dealing with Basic Agreements

Lecture 30

  1. Agreement to Sell
  2. Sale Deed
  3. Rent Deed
  4. Stamp paper;
  5. Registration of the above said

11:30 am

Inheritance/ Succession Matters

Lecture 31

Relevant processes:

  1. Declaration Suit Succession Certificate NADRA.
  2. Administration Suit.
  3. Partition of joint property.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

Introduction to Consumer Laws

Lecture 32

 

Notices and complaint

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 10

Week 6

Day 11

09:30 am

Criminal Complaint

Lecture 33

  1. Applicable provisions.
  2. Practical steps.

11:30 am

Introduction to Labour laws (2 hours)

Lecture 34

  1. Industrial Relations Act (IRA) 2012, 
  2. Labour law in Pakistan contains several 
  3. Ordinances, 
  4. Acts, 
  5. Rules and regulations and 
  6. All other statutes relating to 
  7. Industrial, 
  8. Commercial and 
  9. Labour establishments.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:00 pm

 

Service Laws

Lecture 35

 

  1. Civil Servants Act, 1973, 
  2. The Service Tribunals Act, 1973, 
  3. Nature of disputes. 
  4. Master Servants. 
  5. Contract Employees.
  6. Statutory/ Non-Statutory

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 11

Day 12

09:30 am

Introduction to Revenue Laws

Lecture 36

  1. Historical background.
  2. Hierarchy and Applications.

11:30 am

Revenue Documents

Lecture 37

  1. Fard. 
  2. Jamabandis.
  3. Practical reading experience.

01:00 pm

Lunch  Break (1 hour)

02:15 pm

 

Overview of Rent laws

Lecture 38

 

  1. Rent deed.
  2. Rent Controller.
  3. Leave mechanism.
  4. Variosus

04:00 pm

 

End of Day 12 ,Closing Remarks


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