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IN RE: THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (EXEMPTION versus IN RE: THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY (EXEMPTION

Constitution of Pakistan 1973 Article 203D President (Salary Allowance and Allowances) Act (LVIII of 1975), Section 11 Prime Minister (Salary, Allowance and Privilege) Act (LIX of 1975), Section 11 Federal Ministers and Ministers of State (Salaries, Allowances) And Privileges) Act (LXII of 1975), Section 20 Chairman and Speaker (Salaries, Allowances and Privileges) Act (LXXXII of 1975), Section 16 Deputy Chairman and Deputy Speaker (Salaries, Allowances and Privileges) Act (LXXXIII of 1975), Article 16 Compensation to the President, Prime Minister, Federal Ministers, Ministers of State, Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Senate and Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Accidental death due to circumstance should be equivalent to the death of such nominee, due to accidental death, for the inheritance of the deceased being justified, which will be inherited without dispute. Thus, the compensation will be considered as the property left over by the deceased and will have to be distributed according to the law of inheritance; no heir can receive more than the shares allotted under the Qur'an, and the hadeeth states that the rules of inheritance The deceased cannot be replaced by the late. No other law has the power to violate the rules of Islam, the provisions of the applicable laws under which the nominees were compensated and the decrees of the deceased in the absence of such nomination. Such provisions were denied so that they could be executed in accordance with the orders of Islam that the heirs of the latter would be entitled to such compensation and that the person named deceased could not be imposed till a certain date. Objectionable clauses will stop working. power of attorney advocate Khair Pur Mir lawyer