Department of Law (BUIC): Recent submissions

  • Valuation of prison laws in the light of juvenile criminal justice system in Pakistan. 
    Farrukh Ali Kahn, 01-177132-014; Ahtisham ul Haq, 01-177132-028 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    The subject of Juvenile Justice System Ordinance isn't a new idea yet in Pakistan. It was a very dubious law up until the time when the Parliament passed Juvenile Justice System Ordinance 2000. As per the reports of the ...
  • The role of prosecutor in criminal justice system of Pakistan. 
    Syed Ahmed Abdullah Shah, 01-177132-052; Shahrukh Khan, 01-177132-057 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    Although Government invested lot of money and resources in the Judiciary in last decade yet the institution is in bad shape and fails to deliver. In Criminal Justice System of Pakistan, judges are highly paid and have more ...
  • Environmental rights as human rights: comparative study of multiple approaches towards its recognition. 
    Javaria Niazi, 01-177132-019; Seema Begum, 01-177132-041 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    The present research project is related to the different aspects of environmental law. The purpose of study is to identify challenges and emerging problems in Pakistan as well as internationally as it is a transboundary ...
  • A comparative analysis of the principle of ubberrimae fedis in marine insurance contracts of Pakistan. 
    M. Abdullah Asif, 01-177132-027; Omer Hashmi, 01-177132-037 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    The research project is related to the importance of the legal interpretation of the principle of Ubberrimae Fedis (the utmost good faith) and decide which approach is better for country. It is important to highlight that ...
  • Stateless persons and their recognition as regulared under international law. 
    Sabila Daraz, 01-177132-039; Bushra Javed, 01-177132-012 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    This research project is related to the recognition of stateless persons under international law, how stateless persons are identified, what causes statelessness and the outcomes of statelessness. It begins with discussing ...
  • Environment protection policy 2005 of Pakistan challenges and the way forward. 
    Amaal Sohail, 01-177132-006; Ayesha Khanzada, 01-177132-049 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
    This Final Year Research Project highlights that the Environmental Protection Policy (2005) is not sufficient enough to address the environmental issues of Pakistan. Considering the best international practices, and needs ...
  • Adequateremedies and speedy trials regarding nuisance in Pakistan. 
    Kiran Ismael, 01-177132-022; Taqweem Shafi, 01-177132-058 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    The rights of citizens of Pakistan with respect to nuisance are not secured. There are lacunas and gaps in our domestic laws that dealt with nuisance. The rights of every individual or public at large must be protected ...
  • The procedural discrepancies found in criminal justice system of Pakistan and role of police in investigation. 
    Nouman Ahmad, 01-177132-034; Junaid Ahmad, 01-177132-020 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    The following research project is related to the discrepancies which are found in criminal justice system of Pakistan and role of our police in investigation. The police department is least trusted government institutions ...
  • Infringement to a right of fair trial through the banking regime in Pakistan. 
    Khawaja Ahmed Jamal, 01-177132-004 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    By providing speedy measures for recovery of outstanding loans of Banking Companies as the recovery suits remained pending in civil Courts for years together. The Banking Regime has been enacted to improve the economic ...
  • Tortious liability of translational corporations and victimization in Pakistan. 
    Rehan Liaqat, 01-177132-023; Arslan Tanveer, 01-177132-010 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    This research project is focused on detail study of transnational corporations which are accountable for the abuses of set of laws dealing with corporate laws, policies and mechanism internationally. This paper addresses ...
  • Online consumer safeguards and consumer protection laws in Pakistan. 
    Maham Amir, 01-177132-024; Noor ul Ain, 01-177132-035 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    The following research project is related to the importance of online consumer protection in Pakistan. Keeping in view the advancement of technology and increased trend in E-commerce, the amount of risks that a consumer ...
  • Practices of sorcery in Pakistan and its stastus in Islam. 
    M. Mohsin Fiaz, 01-177132-050; Hunaian Zafar, 01-177132-017 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    This study assesses the current status of laws and practices of sorcery in Pakistan. It is a qualitative type of research based on the incidents regarding sorcery along with their harms. Major sources of the research are ...
  • Resolving the conflict of jursidiction between civil court and competition commission of Pakistan for the trademark infringement 
    Zohaib Hassan, 01-177131-045; Usman Manzoor, 01-177131-043 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    Enhancing performance with respect to trade mark sector and ensuring true protection of trade mark rights and prevention of its infringement. This will promote the economy of that Country and will bring foreign investment ...
  • Transboundary aquifers: a case study of Indus basin aquifer. 
    Syeda Masooma Imam, 01-177131-039; Syeda Zamina Hassan, 01-177131-040; Komal Shabbir, 01-177131-015 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    Groundwater is one of the most important natural resources for the survival of human being. India and Pakistan depend greatly on the groundwater as well as transboundary Indus Basin Aquifer. Indus Basin Aquifer being the ...
  • The concept of khula: a comparative study of Islamic law and family law 
    Azhar Nawaz, 01-177131-003; M Zohaib Tahir, 01-177131-025; Najeeb Ullah, 01-177131-026 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    Family laws of Pakistan are discussed in detail. The researchers have done an analysis of legal and religious aspects of Khula. The concept of Khula and its practice in Pakistan with the help of case studies has been ...
  • Protection of civilian population under international humanitarian law : violations in Indian held Kashmir. 
    Safa Choudhary, 01-177131-031; Saad Akhtar, 01-177131-028; M. Masood Mahmood, 01-177131-023 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    The research topic is based on the violations of IHL in Indian held Kashmir and how since the past 70 years the Kashmiri civilians have been subjected to inhumane treatments and the basic violations of their fundamental ...
  • China Pakistan economic corridor: a step towards stronger federation. 
    M. Hassan Ali, 01-177131-021; Raja Rakaz Akbar Khan, 01-177131-027; Umair Abbasi, 01-177131-041 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    This thesis explains that China Pakistan Economic Corridor is substantially significant for Pakistan’s economy. However, its potential threat to the existence of Federation of Pakistan can not be ignored. To address this ...
  • Hounor killing syndrome: implications of anti honor killing laws in Pakistan. 
    Gul Zaman, 01-177131-008; Shoaib Ahsan Khalid, 01-177131-034; Mahjabeen Shahid Malik, 01-177141-052 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    In patriarchal society like Pakistan “Honour” is an undefined notion, it is always used for the justification of the crime by the offenders in the honour killing crimes. In Pakistan, violence against women in the pretext ...
  • Revival of military courts in Palistan: violation of human rights a myth or reality. 
    Fatima Azad Satti, 01-177131-007; Maryam Khayam, 01-177131-049; Sardar Saad Rafi, 01-177131-029 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    Military courts were formulated to counter certain nature of offences related to terrorism subsequently military courts in Pakistan were given the wide powers to try civilians through 21stConstitutional amendment by achieving ...
  • Legal valuation of accomplices deposition in criminal jurisprudence and the essentiality of independent corroboration. 
    Fakhar Abbas, 01-177131-006; M. Asad Abbas Raja, 01-177131-048; Ahmar Jarral, 01-177131-018 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)
    The following research project is related to the importance of Independent corroboration of evidence with an accomplice’s evidence. It is highlight that the Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order 1984 states than an accomplice is a ...

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