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About Lets Legislate

Lets Legislate is a public-interest legal blog created to simplify the complex legal system of Pakistan. We aim to empower citizens, students, and professionals by providing accurate, accessible, and up-to-date information on Pakistani laws, legal rights, and judicial developments.

From constitutional matters and civil rights to family law, court procedures, and emerging legal issues — we cover a wide range of topics that affect everyday life. Whether you're a law student, practicing lawyer, journalist, or simply a concerned citizen, our content is written with clarity and practicality in mind.

🎯 Our Mission

To make Pakistan's legal system understandable and accessible for everyone — especially those without a legal background.

📚 What You’ll Find Here

  • Explainers on Pakistani legal concepts
  • Updates on laws, cases, and court decisions
  • Legal notices and form generators
  • Opinion pieces on legal reforms
  • Urdu + English legal content

👨‍⚖️ About the Author

This blog is authored and curated by Syed Mustafa Hussain Gardezi, an Advocate of the High Court and a legal educator. With experience in civil, criminal, and constitutional matters, he is passionate about making the law work for the people — not just for lawyers.

He also provides free resources, tools, and video content to guide the general public and students on their legal journey in Pakistan.

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📧 Email: mustafagardezi@gmail.com
💬 WhatsApp: +92 345 7149555
🌐 Blog: lets-legislate.blogspot.com

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