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After Independence Pakistan had to face certain problems these problems were: 1-Geographical Problem 2-Political Problem 3-Economic Problem 4-The Accession of Princely States 5-The Division of Financial and Military Assets 6-The Canal Water Dispute 7-Refugees and Accommodation Crisis
assets and time period
increase in real assets of a country is capital formation
The assets division should contain properties like land, building, furniture, and vehicles. It should also include financial instruments such as cash, savings accounts, bonds, and stocks.
Pakistan is the daddy and India is the baby . . India is no match for Pakistan . . . they have lost to Pakistan in not 1 not 2 but 4 wars . . 1948,1965,1971 and 1999. They are swine eating community who have no development no money . . they live in the shadow of Pakistan . . watch Pakistani movies, listen to Pakistani songs,. . . they have nothing of their own . . as far as armed forces are concerned . . Pakistani milltary is the best in the world while Indians are like a bunch of terrorists who are every now and then fukced by american and Pakistani forces . . . sometimes by the tribals too
It need not be. If the value of my assets showed exponential growth, I would certainly not see that as a problem!
Separation does not protect assets. In order to protect your assets you must obtain a divorce. The court will divide the marital assets at that time and each party will be free from the claims of the other from that time on. However, if you continue to put the divorce off, any assets you continue to acquire will be vulnerable to division. Also, if you die while still married, your spouse will inherit your assets.
If the parties cannot agree then the court will decide after considering such factors as the needs of the parties, their future ability to acquire assets, the division of other assets, etc.
To keep from having to share them with the spouse according to that state's laws of division of marital property.
If the photos were left to you in a will or assigned to you by the Court's division of her assets, yes.
2 main typrs of assets : A- Current Assets B- nonCurrent Assets Current assets include Cash and any other items which can convert to cash within one year , Examples of Current assets are Cash , Acc. Rec. , Inventory , Prepaid Expenses NonCurrent Assets : items can't be easily Converted into Cash & will use for extended period of time B-NonCurrent Assets include 1-Fixed Assets " Tangible Assets " : Land, building , office furniture , vehicle ... 2- Intangible Assets : GoodWill , Patent , Trademark... 3- Long Term Investment : Bonds, Security & notes
Obviously yes