Calculate enforceable clawback repayments, amortization schedules, and tax withholding asymmetry under Pakistani contract law and judicial precedents.
Service Completion Ratio:
37.5% (9 of 24 Months)
Unserved Retention Period:
15 Months
Contractual Clawback Percentage:
62.5%
Gross Clawback Amount Claimed:
PKR 3,750,000
Estimated Original Section 12 Tax Withheld:
PKR 2,100,000
Net Bonus Originally Received by Executive:
PKR 3,900,000
Executive Out-of-Pocket Cash Payable:
PKR 3,750,000
The Tax Clawback Trap (Cash Deficit):
PKR 1,312,500
Enforceability under Contract Act 1872:
High Enforceability (Section 74 Liquidated Damages)
Legal Precedent Note: Under Section 74 of the Pakistan Contract Act 1872, clawback provisions are enforceable only as genuine pre-estimates of employer loss (liquidated damages). Straight-line monthly amortization satisfies judicial scrutiny, whereas cliff vesting clauses that demand 100% repayment after substantial service are routinely struck down as punitive penalty covenants or void under Section 27 (restraint of trade).
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