Energy Law in Pakistan
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- energy law in pakistan
- Feb 25
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Energy law is the category of law encompassing usable power (as heat or electricity) and the resources for producing such power. Federal energy laws and regulations are designed to provide affordable energy by sustaining competitive markets, while protecting the economic, environmental, and security interests of Pakistan. Issues associated with Energy Law include: • Bio-energy •
Read MoreDefamation laws in Pakistan
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- defamation lawyer in pakistan
- Feb 25
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The term defamation is defined as “Holding up to a person to ridicule, scorn or contempt in a respectable and considerable part of the community; may be criminal as well as civil. Includes both libel and slander. Defamation is that which tends to injure reputation; to diminish the esteem, respect, goodwill or confidence in which
Read MoreCivil Litigation Law in Pakistan
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- civil litigation lawyer
- Feb 25
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COMMON LAW OR CIVIL LAW IN PAKISTAN. LAW APPLICABLE!! There is a fine distinction between Civil Law and Common Law, however the same are used interchangeably in Pakistan and most countries of the World. Pakistan was a colony of the British Empire pre partition therefore, Common law systems were inherited by Pakistan which places greater
Read MoreChild Adoption in Islam and Law
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- procedure of child adoption
- Feb 25
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ADOPTION: SHARIAH AND LAW By Dr. M. Aslam Khaki, Juris-consult Federal Shariat Court, Pakistan ABSTRACT A sizable literature has been developed on the recognition or otherwise of the adoption in Islam. The said literature has instead of clarifying the position has further confused the situation. This paper attempts to clarify the position by precisely elaborating
Read MoreParental Child Abduction Law In Pakistan
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- parental child abduction laws in pakistan
- Feb 25
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As a parent, one of the most common difficulties you will face after separating from your partner is deciding where your children should live. A parent who takes matters into their own hands by taking their child to a different country without the consent of the other may be committing a criminal offence, this is
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