Significant differences in qualifications and benefits of federal and provincial law officers have been released, highlighting varying experience requirements in Punjab and Sindh.
Islamabad: (RightNow). Details of the qualifications and monthly benefits for federal and provincial law officers have been released. In the federation, eligibility to become a Supreme Court judge is mandatory for the Deputy Attorney General.
In Punjab, an Additional Advocate General must be a Supreme Court lawyer with 10 years of High Court experience, while in Sindh, 7 years of experience is required. In Balochistan, eligibility to become a High Court judge and 3 years of experience is mandatory.
In Sindh, the benefits for an Additional Advocate General are 726,000 rupees, in Punjab 690,000 rupees. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it’s 576,000 rupees, and in Balochistan, 310,400 rupees.
The benefits for a Deputy Attorney General in the federation are set at 390,000 rupees. In Punjab, the benefits for an Assistant Advocate General are 570,000 rupees.
It is noteworthy that the qualifications and benefits of law officers have been discussed previously, with various opinions existing on the matter.
