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Musheer

Connection.Legal’s assistant on WhatsApp, free for everyone. Check the status of your case, ask a question of Pakistani law, or book an appointment.

Answering questions over WhatsApp since June 2023.

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Musheer reads the law reports, so you can ask a question.

Musheer is Connection.Legal’s assistant on WhatsApp, and it is free to use. It has answered questions of Pakistani law since June 2023, before any other legal AI assistant for Pakistani law that we know of. Ask it a question of law and it answers the way a careful junior would: it finds the provision in the statutes, finds the reported judgments, and shows you both.

It does not browse the internet and it does not guess. If the answer is not in the material it has been given, it says so.

Built by practising advocates in Lahore, who use it on their own matters first. Clients of the firm use the same number to follow their cases.

An advocate's desk in Lahore at night, with law reports and a glowing panel of citations

The four rules Musheer works under

§ 1

Only the record

Musheer consults only the statutes and judgments loaded into it. Nothing from the open internet.

§ 2

No invented citations

A citation appears exactly as printed in the report, or it does not appear at all.

§ 3

Every assertion referenced

Each statement of law points to a section, a rule or a reported judgment, with the paragraph where that helps.

§ 4

Answers in a fixed order

The question, the provisions, the precedents, the conclusion. In that order, every time.

How an answer is built

Ask in plain words. Musheer restates the legal question, sets out the governing provisions, lists the reported judgments on the point with their paragraphs, and closes with a conclusion that ties the two together.

Every answer is checkable: the section can be opened, and the citation can be pulled from the shelf.

"In a pre-emption suit, can the notice of talb-i-ishhad be sent other than by registered post?"
  1. 1
    The legal questionWhether the mode of notice prescribed for talb-i-ishhad is mandatory or directory.
  2. 2
    ProvisionsSection 13(3), Punjab Pre-emption Act, 1991: notice of talb-i-ishhad through registered post, acknowledgment due.
  3. 3
    PrecedentsEach reported judgment on the point, cited as printed:
    JournalYearCourtPagepara
  4. 4
    ConclusionThe answer, tied to the section and the judgments above.
Illustration of the structure. In a live answer the citations are printed verbatim from the report.

Where the law comes from

Reported judgments of the Supreme Court, the High Courts, the Federal Shariat Court and the tribunals, alongside the statutes, rules and ordinances. The shelf grows as the firm adds volumes.

Supreme Court
Lahore High Court
Sindh High Court
Peshawar High Court
Balochistan High Court
Islamabad High Court
Federal Shariat Court
Tribunals
Statutes
Rules

What you can do on WhatsApp

  • Check your caseClients of the firm message Musheer for the current status of their matter, the last order and the next date of hearing.
  • Ask a question of lawAnyone can ask. Musheer answers from the statutes and reported judgments, with the citation for every line.
  • Book an appointmentFix a time to meet an advocate at our office on Muzang Road, Lahore.

Free, for everyone

There is no fee and nothing to install. Save the number, send a message, and Musheer replies.

Office hours for appointments are Monday to Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm.

Message Musheer on WhatsApp Call +92 311 1153425

Musheer gives legal information drawn from statutes and reported judgments. It is not a substitute for an advocate’s advice on your own matter; for that, book an appointment. Check every citation against the report before you rely on it.