Civil Service Laws
- By: Mughal Barristers
- civil service laws in pakistan
- Nov 20
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Civil Service Laws “Civil service” refers to the body of government officials who are employed in civil occupations that are neither political nor judicial. A well-functioning Civil Service helps foster good policy making, effective service delivery, accountability and responsibility in utilizing public resources which are the characteristics of good governance. The importance of civil services
Read MoreDishonouring of Cheque
- By: Mughal Barristers
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- Nov 20
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Dishonoring of Cheque or Cheque Bounce : FAQs What are the conditions that make the dishonouring of a cheque an offence in Pakistan? When cheque is issued dishonestly by one person to the other. In what circumstances is the dishonouring of a cheque not an offence in Pakistan? Each case has its own facts and
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Registration of Foreign Companies in Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- registration of foreign company in pakistan
- Nov 16
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Law governing registration of foreign companies in Pakistan Foreign companies are subject to the requirements of Sections 434 to 443 of the Companies Act, 2017 [“Act”]. In this behalf, Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan [“SECP”] has issued S.R.O. 1224 (I)/2018 dated 5 October, 2018 where under it has issued Foreign Companies Regulations, 2018 [“Regulations”].
Read MoreCreation and Registration of Trust under Trust Laws of Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- registration of trust under trust law in pakistan
- Nov 14
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Law of Trust in Pakistan The Trusts Act 1882 (the “Act”) provides the law related to trusts in Pakistan. A trust under the Act may be created for any lawful purpose by a person competent to contract. The person who creates the trust is referred to as the “Author of the trust”. The Author can
Read MorePublic Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- public procurement regulatory authority in pakistan
- Nov 14
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Public Procurement Regulatory Authority (PPRA) Pakistan was established in 2002 to regulate all procurements of goods, services and works in the public sector. Tasked to build and strengthen capacity, to develop a uniform, modern, transparent and cost effective public procurement system, PPRA is also endowed with the responsibility to create standard, coherent and transparent set of rules,
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