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Regulatory Update

Challenging a Public Procurement Decision: The New Federal Rules and the Continuing Relevance of the 2004 Regime

A disappointed bidder may believe that a procurement decision was unfair, technically erroneous or influenced by improper considerations. That belief is not, by itself, a legal ground for setting aside the process. A procurement challenge must identify the governing rules, a particular breach, its effect on the bidder's rights and the remedy available at the stage the.

Public Procurement & Government ContractsREAD ANALYSIS
Legal Analysis

Easy Exit, Voluntary Winding Up or Insolvency: The Correct Route for Closing a Pakistani Company

A decision to close a company is not necessarily a decision to wind it up. Pakistani law provides different mechanisms for removing a company from the register, liquidating a solvent business and dealing with an insolvent enterprise. Each has distinct eligibility conditions, notices, documentation and consequences for creditors and.

Restructuring, Insolvency & Corporate ExitsREAD ANALYSIS
Regulatory Analysis

Responding to an SECP Show-Cause Notice: Building the Defence Before the Hearing

A notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan should not be answered as though it were a routine request for information. Where the notice alleges a contravention, questions the eligibility of management or proposes a penalty or restriction, the response may determine both the immediate regulatory outcome and the record on which any appeal is later.

Regulatory Advisory & InvestigationsREAD ANALYSIS