Franchising and Licensing Laws in Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- franchising licensing laws in pakistan
- Jul 21
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Franchising may mean different to different people. But in simpler words, it is the legal phenomenon of granting of specific rights by the franchisor to the franchisee in exchange of money. Then, the franchisee has the authority to exercise those particular rights under the conduct of the franchisor. What is franchising? Franchising is a form
Read MoreEmployment Laws in Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- labour rights in pakistan
- Jul 9
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Have ever wondered about the laws of employment in Pakistan? Yes? The good news is that we are going to discuss some of the basic employment laws in Pakistan today. The amendment in the constitution has given Pakistan a status of a federal democratic state based on Islamic principles in regards to social justice. Employees’
Read MoreE-Commerce Laws in Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- ecommerce rules and regulations in pakistan
- Jun 27
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The e-commerce industry is booming these days. It has provided small and medium-sized businesses with a way to gear up their business operations in order to maintain eye level with big names. But what actually is E-commerce? It is buying and selling of goods over the internet. The transactions are either B2B, B2C, customer-to-customer, or
Read MoreThe Impact of Pakistani Customs Law on Foreign Dealings
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- pakistani custom laws
- Jun 18
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As per the amendment by the Prevention of Smuggling Ordinance 1977 Ch. VI, the Customs Act 1969 unites and amends levy and custom duty collection laws. This act calls back three acts: a) The Sea Customs Act 1878, b) Land Customs Act 1924, and c) Inland Bonded Warehouse Act 1896. Under this act, the Central
Read MoreFAQs related to PPRA
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- public procurement regulatory authority in pakistan
- Jun 14
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Q. What is the minimum time frame to respond to procurement advertisements? A. In conformity with the terms stated in the Public Procurement Rule 2004 rule 13, the minimum time frame is not less than 15 days for the purpose of competitive national bidding and 30-day time period for the purpose of competitive international bidding.
Read MoreLaws of Business Formation in Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- business partnership in pakistan
- Apr 15
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Partnership A partnership is the most common form of business formation in Pakistan. Typically, in most businesses, the mode of partnership is formed where there is a need for flexibility in organizational structures and relationship formality between partners. In Pakistan, there is no mandatory obligation to register partnership business; however, there are a few
Read MoreThe Procedure of Divorce in Pakistan
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- procedure of divorce in pakistan
- Mar 13
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Procedure of Divorce in Pakistan – How to Get Divorce in Pakistan The procedure of divorce in Pakistan is governed by statutory law and Islamic principles. Therefore, understanding the correct legal steps is essential. Otherwise, parties may face delays, invalid notices, or future legal disputes. Consequently, this guide explains how to get divorce in Pakistan
Read MoreDifference Between Nikkah and Court Marriage in Pakistan
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- difference between nikkah and court marriage in pakistan
- Feb 18
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Difference Between Nikkah and Court Marriage in Pakistan The difference between Nikkah and court marriage in Pakistan often creates confusion. Many couples believe both are the same. However, Pakistani law treats them differently in procedure, documentation, and social perception. Therefore, understanding this distinction is important before marriage.
Read MoreThe Law of Recovery of Advance Payments
- By: Mughal Barristers
- recovery of advance payments law in pakistan
- Jan 25
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In a situation where the case of advance payment is involved, upon breach of contract, the recovery of those payments is dependent whether the party has paid a part of the deposit as a guarantee or it is a part of or the whole payment in advance. If the respective payment is a deposit, contingent
Read MoreThe Right Of Lien And Right Of Retention Laws In Pakistan
- By: Mughal Barristers
- rights of retention law in pakistan
- Jan 19
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The right of lien and right of retention are two different security terms, yet they seem to be written together in many contracts. According to the law, a lien is the legal right of a creditor while the right of retention is the right of a creditor to hold the items until the debtor pays
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