AN UNBIASED VIEW OF CIVIL – MILITARY RELATION IN PAKISTAN BY MUSHARRAF MEHMOOD

The chapter techniques governance with the standpoint of civil-military relations. While difficult the present Idea of 'dyarchy'− that was thought in like a parallel constitutional and institutional structure made in the beginning via the colonial-minded civil-military bureaucracy− the writer proposes 'duality' which is outlined concerning cons

Gujranwala, like the rest of Pakistan, operates less than a mixture of Islamic law and Indian Penal Code influences, reflecting its legal history. Key legal areas that are particularly suitable include things like family law, that is greatly affected by Sharia regulation, especially in matters of marriage, divorce, and inheritance. Property regulat