SBP increases permissible retention limit of IT exporters

Facilitating Exporters: Pakistan’s Liberalized Policies for Software, IT, ITeS, and Freelance Services

Introduction: In a globalized world where technological advancements are transforming economies, Pakistan recognizes the pivotal role of its software, information technology (IT), and IT-enabled services (ITeS) sector in contributing to economic growth. To further encourage and support exporters in these domains, the country has undertaken significant policy changes. One such notable alteration involves the enhancement […]

HOW TO GET DIVORCE CERTIFICATE FROM ABROAD

In Pakistan, the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, regulates the procedure as to pronouncement of Talaq. As per section 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961, any man who wishes to divorce his wife shall, as soon as may be after the pronouncement of talaq in any form whatsoever, give the Chairman notice in writing of his[…..]

Remedies against illegal dispossession;

REMEDIES AGAINST ILLEGAL DISPOSSESSION There are several remedies available under the Civil and Criminal law at the same time. A person who has been dispossessed can have recourse to any remedy, such as: Filing of civil suit under section 9 of the Specific Relied Act, which is summary procedure; Filing of civil suit for possession[…..]

Right of deceased share holder in inherited property, did not dissipate with his/her death:

RIGHT OF DECEASED SHARE HOLDER IN INHERITED PROPERTY, DID NOT DISSIPATE WITH HIS/HER DEATH: The question of inheritance is of complicated nature and people of subcontinent either misunderstood the concept of inheritance or they simply do not want to share the property. Our religion is very simple and it also a code of life based upon the principals[…..]

Dishonored Cheques: Difference between Section 489-F, PPC and Section 20(4) of Financial Institutions (Recovery & Finances) Ordinance, 2001

The elaboration sub-section (4) of section 20 of the Financial Institutions (Recovery and Finances) Ordinance, 2001 and provisions of section 489-F of P.P.C. are placed side by side. Section 489-F, P.P.C. Section 20(4) of FI(R&F) Ord. Whoever dishonestly issues a cheque towards repayment of a loan or fulfilment of an obligation which is dishonored on[…..]

Dishonored cheques is a Criminal offence under section 489-F Pakistan Penal Code

Back ground History of Section 489-F of Pakistan Penal Code: Back ground history of section 489-F, P.P.C is that the cases of frauds through issuance of cheques ‘dishonestly’ have been rampant in the country; therefore, appropriate legislation became desirable. In view of that, Ordinance LXXXV of 2002, was issued and promulgated by the President of[…..]

Supreme Court Ruled: Contractual employees/workers should get the same pay as permanent employees

It was practice of businesses to enter into contract with a company for providing employees on contractual basis. The reason is simple that the Contractual Employees/workers cannot claim the pay as well as other benefits from the company as equal to permanent employees because the contractual employees was not considered to be the employees of the contractor[…..]

NO NEED TO OBTAIN COURT ORDER FOR CORRECTION/RECTIFICATION IN “CNIC” ISSUED BY NADRA

It has been noted that the NADRA usually issues direction to obtain court order for seeking correction/rectification of incorrect entry in the Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC). For instant, you have any mistake in your name, father name, gender, address whatever in nature and when you point out the same to NADRA, the NADRA official will[…..]

CELEBRITIES IN MISLEADING ADVERTISEMENTS WITH INAPPROPRIATE DRESSING & MOVES

This write-up has two parts i.e. celebrities in misleading advertisement and celebrities with inappropriate dressing and moves in advertisement. Needless to mention here that Mass media is evidently the biggest and the easiest source of communication between the agencies and general public. Media of today is playing an outstanding role in creating and shaping of public[…..]