LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF TRADITIONAL AND ISLAMIC BANKING

03 September 2010

By Aamir Abbas, Govt College University Sargodha Introduction This paper is an attempt to highlight the practices of traditional banking system comparing it with Islamic one. This is an exploratory study of existing practices of banks in money, capital and credit markets where interest based borrowing and lending, though repugnant to Islamic injunctions, is supposed [...]

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INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS

31 August 2010

By: REHAN RAUF ADVOCATE M.A. (Political Science) M.A (History) P.G.D.E.L., LL.B (Punjab University) E-mail: DJREHAN103FM@YAHOO.COM 1.      PRELIMINARY NOTE Human rights are sometimes called fundamental rights or basic or natural Rights. Fundamental or basic rights are those, which must not be taken away by any legislature, or any act of government and which are often set [...]

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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

27 August 2010

A TRIPPLE BOTTOM LINE By: ALI AZFAR TIRMIZI By the end of the 19th century the forces of limited liability, state and national deregulation, immense industrialization and vastly increasing capital markets had come together to give birth to the corporation in its modern-day form. The 20th century saw a proliferation of enabling law across the [...]

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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

26 August 2010

By: MUHAMMAD TAQI KHAN Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan Circumstantial Evidence means a combination of fact creating a network from which, there is no escape for the accused, because a fact’s taken as a whole do not admit any influence, but the guilt of accused. In other words the circumstance as a whole must be [...]

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NATIONAL JUDICIAL POLICY

20 August 2010

A. INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY 1)         In future no chief justice or a judge of the superior court shall accept appointment as acting Governor of a Province. 2)         No retired judge of the superior court shall accept an appointment which is lower to his status or dignity including appointment as presiding officer of Banking [...]

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Posted in Constitution Law

NATIONAL JUDICIAL POLICY, 2009

20 August 2010

Justice at the Grassroot Level “The Meeting of the NJPMC has been convened at a critical moment of our national history. There has occurred a gradual deterioration in the law and order situation and parts of the country are experiencing militancy and violence, causing the displacement of hundreds of thousands of innocent people – men, [...]

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INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIARY

19 August 2010

By ZOHAIB IMRAN Advocate High Court & Service Tribunals (Zohaib_imran_elahi@hotmail.com) This article solely based upon work done in order to reach a logical conclusion whether the functioning and administration of service tribunals in Pakistan can be brought within the ambit of Article 175 of the constitution of Pakistan 1973, which deals with the independence of [...]

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COURT REFERENCE on RETIREMENT of JUSTICE SARDAR MUHAMMAD RAZA

19 August 2010

FULL COURT REFERENCE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN IN HONOUR OF MR. JUSTICE SARDAR MUHAMMAD RAZA JUDGE SUPREME COURT OF PAKISTAN, HELD ON 09-02-2010 AT THE EVE OF HIS RETIREMENT Address By CH. MUHAMMAD NASRULLAH WARRAICH, CHAIRMAN, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, PAKISTAN BAR COUNCIL On 9th February, 2010 Hon’ble Chief Justice, Hon’ble Judges of the Supreme [...]

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ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS IN PAKISTAN–A BROADER VIEW

18 August 2010

By : HUMA ANBREEN (Advocate High Court) Twentieth century set down its last sun amidst lots of pains and pleasures. Advancement of technology, media, communication, space exploration for navigation of hidden mineral resources of Mother Planet all have extended and enhanced industrialization and merchandise of goods and services. Institutions like World Trade Organization, GATT, World [...]

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GLOBALIZATION & COMPARATIVE LAW

17 August 2010

GLOBALIZATION & COMPARATIVE LAW By INAAMUL HAQUE* Shelley, the English poet had once, while commenting upon the pervasive influence of Greeks on the western thought and civilization, reportedly remarked: “We are all Greeks”.  One can today, justifiably paraphrase Shelley’s words by saying: “We are all globalizers”.  Globalization is indeed an all pervasive fact, a self [...]

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