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Accounting Procedure of Access to Justice Development Fund, 2005.
Report No. 72

Accounting Procedure of Access to Justice Development Fund, 2005.

Accounting Procedures of Access to Justice Development Fund concurred by the Finance Division and Auditor General of the Pakistan were examined and approved by the Commission in its meeting held on 11-12-2004 and 19-03-2005. During deliberation of the Commission meeting the Secretary PKLJC informed that the principal amount of the AJDF has been invested in the Government Treasury Bills. Furthermore, the requisite procedural formalities to operationalise the AJDF are completed and the High Courts have been requested to constitute appropriate committees and open bank accounts, so that their respective shares of Provincial Judicial Development Fund (PJDF) may be transferred to them. He stated that the Chairman has given approval for appointment against 2 AJDF posts i.e. Research Officer (Fund) in B-18 and Section Officer (Accounts/Audit) in B-17. He said that it will take some time before the new staff is recruited and after induction, they will be on probation for a period of one year. It is therefore inappropriate to handover the responsibility of management of the Fund to the new staff. In the circumstances, the responsibility for management of the Fund be assigned to an existing senior staff member i.e. Deputy Secretary (B-19), who will manage the Fund under the supervision of the Secretary. The proposal was approved.

LAW AND JUSTICE COMMISSION OF PAKISTAN

Islamabad, the 4th April, 2005

NOTIFICATION

  S.R.O (I)/2005.- In pursuance of sub rule (3) of Rule 3 of the Access to Justice Development Fund Rules 2002, the Governing Body of the Access to Justice Development Fund has laid the following Accounting Procedure of the Access to Justice Development Fund.

1. Short title, commencement and introduction.—(1) These procedures may be called the Accounting Procedures of the Access to Justice Development Fund, 2005.

(2) They shall come into force at once and shall deem to have taken effect with effect from 11^th December, 2004.

(3). Introduction.—Under section 6-A of the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan Ordinance 1979 (XIV of 1979), the Access to Justice Development Fund hereinafter referred to as Fund, has been established in the Public Accounts as a Reserve Fund Account which shall comprise of an endowment grant of the Federal Government amounting to rupees one thousand four hundred twenty one million and other grants of the Federal Government or a Provincial Government and donations or contributions by individuals, institutions and sums raised by the Commission. A Governing Body to regulate the investment and management of the fund has been constituted under the Access to Justice Development Fund Rules, 2002 hereinafter referred to as AJDF Rules 2002.

2. Establishment of the Fund

2.1 The Federal Government has provided an initial grant of rupees one thousand four hundred twenty one million as a principal amount to establish the Fund in the Public Accounts of the Chart of Classification for Federal, Provincial and Local Government accounts. The Head of Account allocated by the Controller General of Accounts for this purpose is as under:

‘Major Head 3000000 Deposits & Reserve (B-not bearing interest) Minor Head 3300000 Reserve Funds Detailed Head 3312000 Other Funds Sub-Detailed Head (Old) 3312050 Access to Justice Development Fund (248-B)’ in new ‘Chart of Account-G12764 Access to Justice Development Fund’

2.2 The principal amount is non-consumable and shall remain intact. The income earned from investment of the Fund shall be used for the purposes specified in clauses (a) to (g) of Section 6-B of the Ordinance, and rules 9 and 10 of the AJDF Rules as per criteria laid down from time to time by the Governing Body.

2.3 The Federal Government has also provided another initial grant of rupees fifty eight million to the Commission credited to the reserve fund account which shall be expendable on carrying out the purposes of the Ordinance including other eligible expenditure under AJDF Rules 2002.

2.4 All grants, donations and contributions towards the principal amount from the Government and donors to the Fund as envisaged in sub-section (2) of Section 6-A of Law & Justice Commission of Pakistan Ordinance, 1979 shall be credited to the 'Reserve Funds Accounts.’

2.5 The Governing Body shall draw the Principal amount of the Fund in full or in parts from the Reserve Fund Account as may be required for investment and other amount for expenditures on other purposes of the Ordinance by presenting a bill to the AGPR which shall be placed in the Commission’s NIDA account No.44-0AJDF in the National Bank of Pakistan, Civic Center Islamabad for investment or other purposes of the Ordinance.

2.6 The Chairman shall approve to draw any amount of the Fund in full or in parts from the Reserve Fund Account for investment.

2.7 The Secretary shall convey the sanction to draw any amount out of the Fund and submit a bill as Drawing & Disbursing Officer to the Accountant General Pakistan Revenues.

3.      Management of the Fund

3.1 The Commission shall have overall control of the Fund, its undertakings, properties and assets, which shall be administered and managed by the Governing Body of AJDF.

3.2 The Deputy Secretary of the fund (hereinafter referred to as Deputy Secretary) shall maintain all the records of the Fund including books of account, cashbooks, ledgers, assets and liabilities, the seal of the Fund, the cheque books, investments, expenditures, audit and other record of the Fund.

3.3 The Deputy Secretary shall cause the preparation and submission of accounts of the Fund in accordance with the manner and form prescribed by the Auditor General of Pakistan and shall lay a statement of income available for distribution to the Fund Windows.

3.4 The Deputy Secretary with the approval of the Chairman may delegate any of his functions relating to the management and administration of the Fund to his subordinate, as he may consider expedient from time to time.

3.5 The Deputy Secretary shall place annual budget or additional budget of the Fund Administration before the Governing Body.

3.6 The Deputy Secretary as may be authorized by the Chairman may sanction the expenditures from the amount allocated to the Fund Administration Window maintained in the Bank and shall keep cash as imprest money to meet petty expenses in discharge of day-to-day functions with regard to administration and management of the Fund.

3.7 The Deputy Secretary shall perform his duties and functions under the supervision of the Secretary.

4. Investment and Income of the Fund

4.1 The Fund shall be invested in the Government approved securities, term finance certificates (TFCs), shares or in any other form of investment in accordance with the approved policy of the Government.

4.2 The income generated by investment of the fund or drawn from reserve fund account shall be credited to the fund account of the commission with the National Bank of Pakistan, Islamabad for allocation for the purposes specified in clauses (a) to (g) of section 6-B of the Ordinance.

4.3 All investments made, properties acquired, undertakings taken, agreements reached, bank accounts opened, shall be in the name of the Commission.

4.4 The Secretary with the approval of the Governing Body shall transfer the specified percentage of the income to each of the Fund Windows in terms of clauses (a) to (g) of Section 6-B of the Ordinance.

4.5 All transactions into or from accounts of the Fund shall be made through the banking channel.

4.6 The Fund account in the Bank shall be operated jointly by two Members of the Governing Body or by the Secretary and Deputy Secretary of the Fund as authorized by the Governing Body.

5. Allocation of Income to the Fund Windows

(a) Provincial Judicial Development Fund Window

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 60.3% share of the income generated on the Fund to the Provincial Judicial Development Fund for the purposes specified in clause (a) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. A Provincial Judicial Development Fund hereinafter called PJDF shall be established by the High Court of each Province. The amount allocated to the PJDF Window shall be transferred to an account of High Court opened in the Bank to meet the needs of the subordinate courts as may be determined by the High Court as specified in clause (a) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

3. The High Court shall send half yearly and annual verified expenditures to the Commission.

(b) Special Projects Fund in the Under-developed Provinces and Regions

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 10% share of income generated on the Fund to the special projects fund window for funding a project as specified in clause (g) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The Governing Body shall evaluate the proposals received and the funding shall be made available for the projects as approved by the Governing Body.

3. The concerned agency of the Province or region administering the project shall ensure proper utilization of the fund made available.

4. The concerned agency shall maintain and send annual and half yearly verified accounts of the project to the Governing Body.

5. The Governing Body may constitute a committee to evaluate the project for funding and monitor execution of its work if deemed necessary.

(c) Legal Empowerment Fund

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 13.5% share of income generated on the Fund to the Legal Empowerment Fund Window, which shall be expended for the purposes specified in clause (b) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The Commission shall expend the 70% out of the total 13.5% share of Legal Empowerment Fund Window as per criteria laid down by the Governing Body.

3. The 30 % amount out of the total 13.5 % shall be transferred to the District Legal Empowerment Committee hereinafter referred as DLEC.

4. The DLEC shall be constituted by the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan with the concurrence of the concerned High Court and the Provincial Government.

5. The DLEC shall comprise of District & Session Judge as its head, the District Coordination Officer, President District Bar Association, District Superintendent Jail of such District shall be the members. The DLEC shall co-opt one representative from the civil society as member for a period of three years.

6. The DLEC shall open a separate account in the Bank to be managed and operated by its head.

7. The DLEC shall utilize fund for the purpose of legal aid as per criteria laid down by the Governing Body.

8. The DLEC shall send the half yearly and annual verified and audited accounts to the Commission.

(d) Federal Judicial Academy Fund

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 4.5% share of income generated on the Fund to the Federal Judicial Academy Fund, which shall be expended for the purposes as specified in clause (d) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The Federal Judicial Academy hereinafter referred to as FJA shall submit proposal of its activities for funding to the Governing Body to meet its functions, which are not covered by regular budget.

 3. The Governing Body shall evaluate the proposals of the FJA and approve funding by allocating the required amount to the FJA or making payment of bills submitted to the Governing Body.

4. The FJA shall be responsible to ensure utilization of the amount in accordance with the approved proposal and furnish half yearly and annual accounts to the Governing Body.

5. The FJA shall submit a result-oriented report to the Governing Body regarding the activity undertaken with the amount made available under this window.

(e) Legal Innovations Fund

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 4.5% share of income generated on the Fund to Legal Innovations Fund, which shall be expended for the purposes specified in clause (c) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The Governing Body shall invite proposals from educational, research and other institutions or individual researchers or scholars in the manner as may be approved by the Governing Body.

3. The Governing Body shall constitute a committee to scrutinize the proposals, approve funding, monitor progress of work undertaken and approve the final report.

(f) Legal and Judicial Research Fund

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 4.5% share of the income generated on the Fund to the Legal and Judicial Research Fund Window, which shall be expended for the purposes specified in clause (e) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The Governing Body shall approve areas and projects requiring research by the institutions or eminent scholars, researchers, experts. It shall invite research proposals from the institutions, eminent scholars, researchers and experts in a manner as may be approved by the Governing Body.

3. The Governing Body shall constitute a committee to scrutinize the proposals, evaluate the credentials of the researchers, approve funding, monitor the progress of work undertaken by the concerned individual or agency and approve the final report.

(g)  Fund Management Window

1. The Governing Body shall allocate 2.7% share of income generated on the Fund to the Fund Management Window, which shall be expended for the purposes specified in clause (f) of rule 10 of the AJDF Rules.

2. The amount of the Fund shall be expended as per budget of the Fund Administration or otherwise approved by the Governing Body.

3. The amount allocated to this Window shall be kept in a separate Bank account to be operated jointly by the Secretary and the Deputy Secretary of the Fund.

6. Utilization of Initial Grant

1. The initial grant of rupees fifty eight million provided to the Commission by the Federal Government and income generated from the investment of the principal amount of the Fund thereby shall be utilized for carrying out the functions and duties of the Commission as per given in the schedule.

2. Any future grant, donation or contribution to be made under clauses (b) to (c) of Section 6-A of the Ordinance and the income generated therefrom shall be expended as may be approved by the Commission for purposes as specified under clause (h) of section 6-B of the Ordinance.

3. The accounts of the aforesaid amount shall be maintained by the Deputy Secretary in accordance with the procedure prescribed under the AJDF Rules.

7. Accounts and Audit of the Fund Windows

1. A separate receipt and expenditure account shall be maintained for each category of the Fund Windows by the concerned agency along with itemized statements on a monthly basis accompanied by receipted invoices, vouchers and other appropriate supporting materials.

2. Within 60 days of close of the first half of each financial year, the accounts of Fund containing copies of income/expenditure statements of that year shall be submitted to the Commission.

3. Within 50 days of the close of the Financial Year, the annual accounts of Fund shall be prepared. The accounts, income and expenditure statements, balance sheet and reports prepared in accordance with the relevant law, rules shall be place before the Commission. The Commission shall consider the accounts of the fund in its meeting and approve them.

4. The internal audit of the Fund shall be conducted annually in accordance with the relevant law, rules or by-laws of the Federal Government.

The Secretary or the Deputy Secretary with the approval of the Secretary may inspect the account of the Fund Windows maintained by the agencies concerned.

5. The accounts of the Fund including the income and expenditure statement and the balance sheet shall be audited by the Auditor General of Pakistan.

Schedule

(see para 6)

[F.14/198/2003-PKLJC-(A-I)]

Annex-I

List of Reports

1. First Report on Fatal Accident Act 1855

2. Second Report on Fatal Accident Act 1855

3. Report on Establishment of Courts of Qazis Ordinance 1981

4. Report on Law of Evidence

5. Report on Rent Restriction Laws and Draft Ordinance

6. Report - re: the Proposed Draft "Law of Evidence" Prepared by the Council of Islamic Ideology

7. Report on Elimination of False Evidence from the Judicial System in the Country

8. Report on Elimination of False Evidence

9. Report on a Reference Received from the Federal Government on the Proposed Ordinance re: Law of Evidence

10. Report on Qisas and Diyat

11. Filling a Legal Vacuum

12. Reformation of Family Laws

13. Reformation and Modernization of Service Laws

14. Report on Rent Restriction Laws

15. Enhancing the Powers of Wafaqi Mohtasib (Ombudsman)

16. Scheme for the Redressal of Public Complaints

17. Amendment in the Code of Criminal Procedure

18. Extension of Jurisdiction of Service Tribunals to Employees of Statutory Corporations

19. Eradication of 'QABZA GROUP' Activities

20. Prevention of Unfair Means in Examination

21. Improving the Performance of Pakistan Law Commission

22. Report on Criminal Justice System

23. Report on Jail Reform

24. Reformation and Modernisation of Service Laws (Part-II)

25. The Role of Pakistan Bar Council in the Promotion of Human Rights

26. Administrative Procedures Act for the Federal Government of Pakistan

27. Legislation Pertaining to Maternity Benefits

28. Elimination of Child Labour

29. Eliminating Double Jeopardy in Drugs-Related

30. Reforming the Juvenile Justice System

31. Amendment in Section 145 of the Cr. P. C.

32. The Small Claims and Minor Offences Courts Ordinance 2001

33. The Family Courts (Amendment) Ordinance 2001

34. Conferring the Powers under Section 491 (1) (a) & (b) of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898 on the Court of Session

35. Amicable Settlement Disputes  

36. Enhancement of Pecuniary Jurisdiction of Civil Courts

37.  Enhancement of Pecuniary Appellate Jurisdiction of District Courts

38.  Enhancement of Pecuniary Original Jurisdiction of District Courts at Karachi

39.  Enhancement of Punishments of Fine under the Pakistan Penal Code

40.  Amendment of Sections 32, 260 and 261 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

41. Trafficking in Children for use as Camel jockeys and engaging in Hazardous Employment

42.  Addition of the Offence of Molestation to the Pakistan Penal Code 1860

43. Right of Appeal Against Acquittal to Private Complainant under the Anti Terrorism Act 1997

44. Punishment on Bouncing of Cheques

45. Strengthening Capacity and Expanding the Functions of Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan  

46. Amendment in Section 345 and the Schedule of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898 to make the Offence of Rioting Compoundable

47. Punishment for the Offence of Gang Rape

48. Releasing the Female Accused on Bail

49. Examination of Sections 54 & 167 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898.

50. Prohibition of Unauthorized Business of Sale/Purchase of National Prize Bonds

51. Banning the Tradition of Vani (Giving Female as Consideration for Compromise)

52. Access to Justice Development Fund Rules 2002

53. Amendment in the Pakistan Penal Code 1860 to Provide Punishment for Absconding from Trial.

54. Reforming the W.P Requisitioning of Immovable Property (Temporary Powers) Act 1956.

55. Amendment in the Children (Pledging of Labour) Act 1933.

56. Amendment in Sections 11-A, 11-B and 11-C of the Security of Pakistan Act 1952

57. Amendment in Sections 427,428,429 & 435 of the Pakistan Penal Code 1860

58. Enhancing the Limit Prescribed to File Suit in Forma Pauperis

59. Prohibiting Excessive Expenditure on Marriage Ceremony and Dowry

60. Expediting Trial Proceedings

61. Amendments in the Land Revenue Rules 1968

62. Amendment in the Federal Services Medical Attendance Rules 1990

63. Omission of Repealed Section of the Pakistan Penal Code 1860 from the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.

64. Amendment in Section 351 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

65. Amendment in Section 67 of the Pakistan Penal Code 1860

66. Amendment in Section 513 and 514 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

67. Amendment in Section 17 of the Registration Act 1908

68. The Draft Federal Court Bill 2005

69. Enhancing the Punishment of Fine Prescribed in Various Statutes

70. The Law Reforms Bill 2005

71. Amendment in Access to Justice Development Fund Rules 2002, Work plan for expenditure of AJDF fund and Amendment in PKLJC Employees Rules.

72. Accounting Procedure of Access to Justice Development Fund, 2005.

Annex-III

Pending Projects

Papers Completed by the Secretariat

1. Registration of Documents

2. Code of Conduct for Judges

3. Impeaching the Moral Character of Victim of Rape (Deletion of Section 151 (4) of Qanun-e-Shahdat Order 1984)

4. Post-divorce Matta’a ( ) for Wife

5. Amendments Suggested in the Pre-emption Acts

6. Extension of Transfer of Property Act 1882 to Islamabad Capital Territory

7. Rationalising Stamp Duty on Instruments

8. Rationalising the Amount of Court Fees Prescribed by the Court Fees Act 1870

9. Reform of Hudood Laws

10. Examination of Section 4 of Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961

11. Amendment in Section 9 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961 and Schedule of the Family Courts Act 1964

12. Amendment in Section 5 & 7 of the Muslim Family Laws Ordinance 1961

13. Amendments in the Pakistan Citizenship Act 1951

14. Amendment in Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act 1939

15. Prescribing a Uniform Procedure for Grant of Domicile Certificate/Permanent Resident Certificate

16. Amendment in the Baluchistan, NWFP, Punjab and Sindh Motor Vehicles Ordinance 1965 and Section 94 of the Motor Vehicles Act 1939

17. Rescision of Notification Issued Under Section 10 (1) & (2) of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1932

18. Amendment in Section 91 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

19. Amendment in Section 60 and Order XXI of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

20. Eradication of “Qabza” Group Activities

21. Amendment of Section 197 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898 and Section 6 (5) of the Criminal Law Amendment Act 1958

22. Amendment in Section 96 & 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

23. Execution of Foreign Decrees

24. Amendment in the First Schedule of the Limitation Act 1908 and Section 115 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

25. Amendment in the Majority Act 1875

26. Amendment in the Guardian and Wards Act 1890

27. Eliminating the Custom of Vanni (Giving Female in Marriage as Consideration for Compounding Disputes/Offences)

28. Deletion of Sub-Section (2) of Section 12 of the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

29. Amendment in Section 128 of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order 1984

30. Effective Enforcement of Female Right to Inheritance

31. Deletion of Paras 22, 23 & 24 of the Land Reforms Regulation 1972

32. Reforming the Legal Practitioners and Bar Councils Act 1973

33. Amendment in Section 54 & 55 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

34. Early Hearing of Appeals Against Death Penalty

35. Amendment in Article 17 of the Qanun-e-Shahadat Order 1984

36. Amendment in the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

37. Amendment in the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance 1979

38. Amendment in the Arms Ordinance 1965

39. Amendment in the Pakistan Names and Emblems (Prevention of Unauthorised Use) Act 1957

40. Confinement for Non-Payment of Diyat

41. (Revised) Report on Jail Reform

42. Amendment in Section 17 of the Prohibition (Enforcement of Hadd) Order 1979

43. Enhancing the Punishment of Fine Prescribed in Various Statutes

44. Preventing Banking Companies to Levy Service Charges on Small Deposits

45. Staff Recruitment Rules

46. Amendment in Section 107 of the PPC to Make Unlawful Jirga Verdict an Offence

47. Alternate Procedure for Recording F.I.R.

48. Amendment Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000

49. Amendment in the Payment of Wages Act 1936

50. Pre-trial Hearing/Conference

51. The Islamabad Rented Premises Bill 2000

52. Changing the Nomenclature of Subordinate Judicial Officers

53. The Utility Services (Redressal of Complaints) Bill 2000

54. The Water Supply Service (Redressal of Complaints) Bill 2000

55. The Consumer Protection Bill 2000

Papers on Which Work is in Progress

1. Measures for Welfare of Senior Citizens

2. Tribunal for Tortious Liability of Government Servants

3. Amendment in the PPC to Make More Offences Compoundable

4. Amendment in Cr. P. C. and P. P. C. Concerning Blasphemy Law

5. Legislation for Regulating Domestic Servants

6. Reformation of Laws Relating to Children to Bring them in Conformity with the International Convention on the Rights of the Child 1989, Including Issues such as Birth Registration, Health, Education, Child Labour, Juvenile Justice System

7. Amendments in Hudood Laws

8. Reformation of Personal Law of the Christian Community Pertaining to Inheritance and Family Matters

9. Modernisation of Transportation Laws

10. Reformation of Electoral Laws (Including issues such as Composition and Functions of Election Commission, Political Parties Law, Representation of People Act 1976, Delimitation of Constituencies Act 1974, Electoral Rolls Act 1974, Proportional Representation System, Representation of Women in Elective Bodies)

11. Amendments in Laws/ Rules Relating to Forests

12. Amendment in Qanun-e-Shahadat Order 1984

13. Regulating the Brick-Kiln Labour

14. Amendments in Qisas and Diyat Law

15. Unification/Codification of Hindu Personal Law Relating to Matrimonial Affairs and Inheritance

16. Reformation of Cantonment Act/Rules

17. Reviewing Discriminatory Legislation Pertaining to Women

18. Amendments in Child Marriage Restraint Act 1929

19. Proposed Legislation for Regulating the Business of Motor Vehicle Dealers and Real Estate Agents

20. Law of Accountability

21. Law of Freedom of Information

22. Law on Regulating Shelter Home/Darul Aman

23. Amendments in the Arbitration Act 1940

24. Scheme for Provision of Free Legal Aid and Protection of Human Rights/Freedoms

25. Controlling the Abuse of Discretionary Powers

26. Amendments in Fatal Accidents Act 1855

27. Amendment in Canal and Drainage Act 1873

28. Reformation and Modernisation of the Civil Service (Amendments to the Civil Servants Act 1973, the Service Tribunal Act 1973, The Public Service Commission Ordinance 1977 and the Rules Made Thereunder)

29. Amendment in Companies Ordinance 1984

30. Amendment in Zakat and Ushr Ordinance to Remove Anomalies/Contradiction Therefrom

31. To Check Unauthorised Telephone Taping/Eavesdropping as per Direction contained in Judgment of the Supreme Court

32. Liability of Directors of the Company Towards its Creditors and Shareholders for Healthy Economic Growth

33. Reformation of Emigration Laws

34. Reforming the Limitation Act 1908

35. Curbing Sexual Harassment at the Workplace

36. Law of Nazar-ul-Mazalim (Giving Special Powers to Existing Courts for Handling Tort Cases)

37. Reforming the NWFP Tenancy Act 1950

38. Reforming the Law and Procedure of Liquidation and Auctioning

39. Reforming the Code of Civil Procedure 1908

40. Measures to Check Incidents of Domestic Violence

41. Regulating Benami Transactions

42. Reforming the Code of Criminal Procedure 1898

43. Registration of Land Titles

44. Maintenance (Kifalat) of Young and Elderly Indigent Relatives

45. Amendment in Pure Food Ordinance 1960

46. Amendment in Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act 1992

47. Amendment in the Electricity Act 1910

48. Amendment in W.P. WAPDA Act 1958

49. Amendment in Sales of Goods Act 1930

50. Amendment in Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act 1890

51. Amendment in Easements Act 1882

52. Amendment in Shops and Establishment Ordinance 1965

53. Amendment in Land Revenue Act 1967

54. Amendment in Order 37 of Civil Procedure Code 1908

55. Amendment in Probation of Offenders Ordinance 1960

56. Amendment in Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Act 1991

57. Amendment in the Cooperative Societies Act 1912

58. Amendment in the Society Registration Act 1860

59. Amendment in Islamabad Rent Restriction Ordinance 2001

60. Amendment in Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000

61. Examine the Original, Appellate, Review and Revisional Jurisdiction of Various Courts

62. Amendment in the Oaths Act 1873

63. Amendment in Loudspeakers and Sound Amplifiers Ordinance 1964

64. Amendment in Federal Employees Benevolent Fund and Groups Insurance Act 1969

65. Amendment in Wild Birds and Animals Protection Act 1912

66. Amendment in Dangerous Cargoes Act, 1953

67. Amendment in Conciliation Courts Ordinance 1961

68. Amendment in Female Infanticide Prevention Act 1870

69. Amendment in Promissory Notes Stamps Act 1899

70. Amendment in Workmen’s Compensation Act 1923

71. Reform of the Frontier Crimes Regulation 1901

72. Rationalising the Punishment of Imprisonment Prescribed under Various Statutes

73. The Interest Act, 1839

74. The Public Accountants Default Act, 1850

75. The Judicial Officers Protection Act, 1850

76. The Caste Disabilities Removal Act, 1850

77. The Tolls Act, 1851

78. The Recusant Witnesses Act, 1853

79. The Mesne Profits and Improvements Act, 1855.

80. The Legal Representatives Suits Act, 1855

81. The Bills of Lading Act, 1856

82. The Hindu Widows Re-Marriage Act, 1856

83. The Society Registration Act, 1860.

84. The Stage-Carriages Act, 1861

85. The Excise (Spirits) Act, 1863

86. The Carriers Act, 1865

87. The Public Gambling Act, 1867

88. The Sarais Act, 1867

89. The Divorce Act, 1869

90. The Cattle-Trespass Act, 1871

91. The Pensions Act, 1871

92. The Punjab Laws Act, 1872

93. The Government Savings Banks Act, 1873

94. The Married Women’s Property Act, 1874

95. The Laws Local Extent Act, 1874

96. The Sind Revenue Jurisdiction Act, 1876

97. The Treasurer-Trove Act, 1878

98. The Arms Act, 1878

99. The Ferries Act, 1878

100. The Elephants’ Preservation Act, 1879

101. The Hackney-Carriage Act, 1879

102. The Dekkhan Agriculturists’ Relief Act, 1879

103. The Kazis Act, 1880

104. The Obstruction of Fairways Act, 1881

105. The Tramways Act, 1886

106. The Merchandise Marks Act, 1889

107. The Bankers’ Books Evidence Act, 1891

108. The Marriages Validation Act, 1892

109. The Lansdowne Bridge Act, 1892

110. The Government Tenants (North-West Frontier) Act, 1893

111. The Sind Encumbered Estates Act, 1896

112. The Fisheries Act, 1897

113. The Lepers Act,, 1898

114. The Post Office Act, 1898

115. The Stamps Act, 1899.

116. The Government Buildings Act, 1899

117. The Glanders and Farcy Act, 1899

118. The Church of Scotland Kirk Sessions Act,1899

119. The Tolls (Army and Air Force) Act, 1901

120. The Pakistan Coinage Act,

121. The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1908

122. The Insolvency (Karachi Division) Act, 1909.

123. The Whipping Act, 1909

124. The Dourine Act, 1910

125. The Prevention of Seditious Meetings Act 1911

126. The Wild Birds and Animals Protection Act,1912

127. The Official Trustees Act, 1913

128. The Hindu Disposition of Property Act,1916

129. The Destruction of Records Act, 1917

130. The Cotton Cloth Act, 1918

131. The Local Authorities Pensions and Gratuities Act 1919

132. The Poisons Act, 1919

133. The Securities Act, 1920

134. The Charitable and Religious Trusts Act, 1920

135. The Maintenance Orders Enforcement Act, 1921

136. The Cotton Transport Act, 1923

137. The Mines Act, 1923

138. The Cantonments (House-Accommodation) Act, 1923

139. The Cotton Cess Act, 1923

140. The Official Secrets Act, 1923

141. The Mussalman Wakaf Act, 1923

142. The Cotton Ginning and Pressing Factories Act, 1925

143. The Provident Funds Act, 1925

144. The Sikh Gurdwaras (Supplementary) Act, 1925

145. The Government Trading Taxation Act, 1926

146. The Legal Practitioners (Fees) Act, 1926

147. The Forest Act, 1927

148. The Lighthouse Act, 1927

149. The Lac Cess Act, 1930

150. The Hindu Gains of Learning Act, 1930

151. The Provisional Collection of Taxes Act, 1931

152. The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1932

153. The Factories Act, 1934

154. The Petroleum Act, 1934

155. The Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936

156. The Arbitration (Protocol and Convention) Act, 1937

157. The Hindu Women’s Rights to Property Act, 1937

158. The Arya Marriage Validation Act, 1937

159. The Rules and Regulations Continuance Act, 1937

160. The Federal Court Act, 1937

161. The Cutchi Memons Act, 1938

162. The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 1938

163. The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939

164. The Standards of Weight Act, 1939

165. The Registration of Foreigners Act, 1939

166. The Commercial Documents Evidence Act,

167. The Agricultural Produce Cess Act, 1940

168. The Mines Maternity Benefit Act, 1941

169. The Professions Tax Limitation Act, 1941

170. The War Injuries Ordinance, 1941

171. The Railways (Local Authorities, Taxation) Act, 1941

172. The Motor Vehicles (Drivers) Ordinance, 1942

173. The War Injuries (Compensation Insurance) Act, 1943

174. The Cotton Cloth and Yarn (Contracts) Ordinance, 1944.

175. The Coconut Committee Act, 1944

176. The Railway Stores (Unlawful Possession) Ordinance, 1944

177. The Public Debt Act, 1944

178. The Criminal Law Amendment Ordinance, 1944

179. The Post Office National Savings Certificates Ordinance, 1944

180. The Oil Seeds Committee Act, 1946

181. The Riot and Civil Commotion Risks Insurance Ordinance, 1947.

182. The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947

183. The Foreign Exchange Regulation Act,1947

184. The Pakistan (Exchange of Prisoners) Ordinance, 1948

185. The Sind Textile Board Ordinance, 1949

186. The Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1950

187. The Karachi Hotels and Lodging-Houses (Control) Act, 1950

188. The Vagrancy (Karachi Division) Act, 1950

189. The Land Control (Karachi Division) Act, 1952

190. The House Building Finance Corporation Act, 1952

191. The Employment (Record of Services) Act, 1952

192. The Karachi Electricity Control Act, 1952

193. The Dangerous Cargoes Act, 1953

194. The Karachi Rent Restriction Act, 1953

195. The Karachi Essential Articles (Price Control and Anti Hoarding) Act, 1953

196. The Charitable Funds (Regulation of Collections) Act, 1953

197. The Pakistan Junior Cadet Corps Act, 1953

198. The Emergency Powers Ordinance, 1955

199. The Invalid Provincial Acts Confirmation Ordinance, 1955.

200. The Questioned Provincial Act, Confirmation Ordinance, 1955

201. The Pakistan Commission of Inquiry Act, 1956

202. The United Nations (Declaration of Death of Missing Persons) Act, 1956

203. The International Finance Corporation Act, 1956

204. The Drugs and Medicines (Indemnity) Act, 1957

205. The Cotton Act, 1957

206. The Pakistan Criminal Law Amendment Act,, 1958

207. The Public Order (Meetings) Ordinance, 1958

208. The Medical Qualifications (Information) Ordinance, 1960

209. The Coal Mines (Fixation of Rates of Wages) Ordinance, 1960

210. The Notaries Ordinance, 1961

211. The Pakistan College of Physicians and Surgeons Ordinance, 1962

212. The Employees Social Insurance Ordinance, 1962

213. The Indecent Advertisements Prohibition Act, 1963

214. The Central Government Lands and Buildings (Recovery of Possession) Ordinance, 1965

215. The Civil Services (Qualification for Appointment as High Court Judge) Act,1965

216. The Ex-Government Servants (Employment with Foreign Governments) (Prohibition) Act, 1966

217. The Dormant Funds (Administration) Act, 1966

218. The Import of Goods (Price Equalization Surcharge) Act, 1967

219. The Pharmacy Act,1967

220. The Companies Profits (Workers Participation) Act, 1968

221. The Enemy Property (Continuance of Emergency Provisions) Ordinance, 1969

222. The Federal Employees Benevolent Fund and Group Insurance Act, 1969.

223. The War Risks Insurance Continuance Ordinance, 1969

224. The Bait-ul-Mal Act, 1991.

225. The Islamabad Rent Restriction Ordinance, 2001

PCPPI—567(05) PKLJC—16-08-2005—600.

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