• Illegal trafficking and disposal of E-waste: an analysis of environmental laws of Pakistan. 

  Syeda Sajida Batool, 01-177132-043 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  Ever increasing urbanization is accelerating global growth of electric and electronic waste (ewaste) and its transboundary movement around the world is becoming a significant concern for environmental and human health. ...
• Critical analysis on the law of surrogacy in Pakistan. 

  M. Hamid Muhammadi, 01-177141-024; M. Usman Awan, 01-177141-056 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  The following research project is related to highlighting the legal issues in regard to surrogacy in Pakistan, it is more focused and related to its importance and need of the time in the modern world. The change that ...
• Exemption clauses in contract in Pakistan: comparative study. 

  Malik Ehsan Bilal, 01-177141-021; Syed M. Hashim Raza, 01-177141-044 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  The legal status of insertion of exemption clause in the contract is a need of time and Pakistan’s contractual legal regime is lagging behind, substantially the legal mechanism should be developed after comparison with ...
• The prevention of electronics crimes act 2016 and right to freedom of expression: challenges and recommendations. 

  Hafeez Ullah Khan, 01-177141-012; Syed Sarmad Shafique, 01-177141-045 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  This study describes the concept of issues of Cybercrimes and their legislation in Pakistan specially PECA, 2016 that how PECA is violating freedom of expression which Constitution give guarantee and its effects on common ...
• Reform of pre-trial procedure in the code of civil procedur, 1908 to eliminate international delays and reduce costs. 

  M. Kashif Khan, 01-177131-022 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  “Every civilized system of government requires that the state should make available to all its citizens a means for the just and peaceful settlement of disputes between them as to their respective legal right. The means ...
• Role of non-executive director: comprative analysis with US (delaware) 

  Ali Noman Qayyum, 01-177141-025; Shameer Shahid, 01-177141-039 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  This research project is regarding the non-executive director’s (N.E.D.) role and the comparative analysis of Pakistan’s corporate governance law regarding it with the corporate governance laws of United States (U.S.) ...
• Balancing the right of free speech with contemt of court: a case study of Pakistan in the light of recent political developments. 

  Kamran Arshad, 01-177141-017 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
• Countering urban violence under IHL. 

  Laiba Amjad, 01-177141-019; Maryam Sabqat, 01-177141-022 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  People have always been attracted by the idea of living in well-developed cities that provide better standard of living. Cities are often termed as ‗engines of prosperity‘ but they are plagued by overcrowding, poor hygiene ...
• Extradition in the criminal justice system: hindrances in its implementation in the domestic jurisdictions. 

  Furqan Ahmad, 01-177132-015 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
• Protection of online data in Pakistan. 

  Nimra Rauf, 01-177141-060; Amna Ayub, 01-177141-007 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  In this digital day and age, when everything is getting transformed by technology and revolutionizing the world, Pakistan still lacks a Data Protection Act and Privacy Laws to protect its citizens. It is a pity that the ...
• Legal framwork for protection of self- deremination rights of minorities in Pakistan: A comparative study. 

  Aitazaz Khan, 01-177141-003; Sajid Ullah Khan, 01-177141-035 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  This research paper is focused upon the importance of rights of minorities in Pakistan, which can bring a change in the society. This is only possible when the police system is efficient that can only be possible by ...
• Legal remidies available to the victims of 'Vani' or 'Swara': an analysis of the marital rights in Pkaistan legal system. 

  M. Uzair Aslam, 01-177141-020; Hirra Zafar, 01-177141-014 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  We are living in a modern era where everyone has liberty to do anything. It’s our fundamental right to choose whatever is suitable for us and better for us. If we talk about the marriages then it is Sunnah to get married ...
• The principle of the best interest of minor and prevaling national and international law on adoption: a critical appraisal. 

  Malik Shahzaib, 01-177102-030; Zain ul Abidin, 01-177102-028 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2016)
• Virtual lawyer: legal assistant bassed on artificial intelligence. 

  Naeem Allah Rakha, 01-177121-024; M. Musarat Nawaz, 01-177132-030 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  Publicity is the soul of justice and the principle of a right to information. A Proposed application of the Virtual Lawyer gives access to legal resources of the country. It can approach any time and everywhere according ...
• Tax avoidance: its causes and effects and its concept of legality I Pakistan. 

  Ahmad Abdullah, 01-177132-030; Abdul Wajid, 01-177132-002 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  The research paper is highlighting the difference between two concepts of evasion of tax and avoidance of tax. Both of the concepts exist in the taxation system of the whole world, but there is a thin line between these ...
• The emeragence of effective judicial system for tribal areas: an expected aftermath of the merger of FATA with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. 

  Khushal Zaman, 01-177132-024; Tajwar Abbas, 01-177132-044 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  This thesis shows that Federally Administrated Tribal Area (FATA), which is included explicitly as a territory of Pakistan under Article 1 of the Constitution of Pakistan (1973), still lacks an effective or proper judicial ...
• Legal framework for protection of persons with disabilities in Pakistan: gaps and recommendations. 

  Amara Ijaz, 01-177132-007 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)

  While rights to have political representation and mandatory registration are fundamental human rights of every citizen of a country, in Pakistan, these rights are not available to persons with Disabilities (PWD). In order ...
• Patenting of computer network: a comparative study of the United Kingdom and Pakistan. 

  Ali Khan, 01-177132-053 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2018)
• Tax evasion by corporations and its liabilities: a comparative analysis between Pakistan and United States of America. 

  Ali Haris, 01-177131-002; Waseem Zafar, 01-177131-044; Usman Azmat, 01-177131-042 (Bahria University Islamabad, 2017)

  Tax evasion done by corporations is resulting in the loss of the revenue of almost every government. It is done by using different modes e.g. trade mispricing, money laundering which are very difficult for enforcement ...
• 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 ...

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