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ROSHAN DIN ROSHAN versus THE STATE

Sections 2, 5 and 6 of Pakistan Insurance Employees Provident Fund Regulations 1954, Regions 14 (5), (6) Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Articles 203 D, Regulations, Supplement Nos. 2, 5 and 6 and Regions 14 (5). , ()) Subscriber was authorized to increase / decrease monthly installments only under the training of proprietorship funds of Pakistan Insurance Employees Provident Fund Regulations, 1954. Nominate a person or persons and in the event of his death receive the right to receive the amount of his credit in the fund when his death has been made to Muslim consumers in accordance with Reagan 14 (5) clause. The option to accept or reject interest on the amount of the Provident Fund Regulations 1954, the Purchaser, after withdrawing the Advance from the account in the Fund, shall be charged in special installments and completed in advance of the Principal. Interest will be accrued once payment has been made. Muslim consumers who have no interest in the fund at a fixed rate, however, will not be required to pay additional installments to the fund in terms of interest related to the Provident Fund. Well known to the subscriber, he had every permission to change or modify his option in each case, which was open to the interest interest that became part of the interest. Subscriber Provident Fund was a part of the consumer's compensation for their own interests pursuant to a mutually agreed-upon contract agreement for acceptance or rejection. It was a kind of loan the government had to pay and consumers had the option to accept or reject interest on which the interest on the provident fund was appreciated by Reba. Pakistan, top advocate family court from Sherani lawyer