A full service advocates practice covering civil, family, criminal, banking, commercial, corporate, labour, cybercrime, property and tax litigation. Practical advice first, litigation only when it is the right answer.
Legal work is not a one size fits all offering. A family case, a cheque bounce complaint and an income tax appeal each involve different forums, timelines and strategies. What stays the same is our approach: understand the outcome you actually want, tell you honestly if litigation is the right way to get there, and if it is, prepare properly so hearings do not turn into wasted trips.
Suits for recovery of money, specific performance of contracts, declaration of title, injunctions, and defamation. Filed in the appropriate senior civil court, district court or High Court depending on value and subject matter.
Complaints under section 489-F PPC for dishonoured cheques, along with parallel civil recovery suits. Banking court matters, credit card disputes and mortgage related litigation.
Ejectment applications under the Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance, recovery of rent, disputes over sub tenancy and boundary disputes. Sale deed drafting and title verification for property transactions.
Bail before arrest, post arrest bail, quashment petitions and defence in trial court. We take up matters where we believe we can be genuinely useful, and refer sensitive matters to specialists where appropriate.
Shareholder disputes, breach of contract, distribution and agency disputes, service level disputes with vendors, employment terminations and consumer protection matters.
This is where our tax practice and legal practice come together. Replies to FBR notices, audit representation and appeals before the Commissioner (Appeals), Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue and reference to the High Court.
FBR notices we regularly handle. Section 114 (return of income), 116 (wealth statement), 122 (amendment of assessment), 137 (recovery), 176 (records), 177 (audit) and 138 (recovery from third party).
Drafting and serving of legal notices before initiating litigation, and drafting replies to notices received. A well drafted notice often resolves matters without a suit ever being filed.
Rent agreements, service contracts, distribution agreements, employment contracts, NDAs, MoUs and settlement deeds, drafted for clarity and enforceability under Pakistani law.
Shareholder disputes, oppression and mismanagement petitions, winding up applications, SECP show cause notices, board resolution drafting, corporate governance advice and joint venture agreements.
Recovery suits under the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance 2001, foreclosure defence, credit card disputes, letter of credit disputes, freezing order petitions and negotiations with banks on restructuring.
Drafting of arbitration clauses, representation in domestic and international commercial arbitrations, enforcement of arbitral awards under the Arbitration Act 1940 and the Recognition and Enforcement (Arbitration Agreements and Foreign Arbitral Awards) Act 2011.
Complaints under the Sindh Consumer Protection Act 2014 and other provincial consumer laws for defective goods, deficient services, unfair trade practices and misleading advertisements. Representation before consumer courts.
Writ petitions under Article 199 of the Constitution before the Sindh High Court for enforcement of fundamental rights, quashment of illegal orders passed by public authorities, and mandamus petitions where a public body has failed to perform its duty.
Recovery of outstanding invoices, personal loans, security deposits and commercial dues through legal notices, negotiations and, where necessary, banking court or civil court proceedings.
Trademark infringement and passing off suits, copyright violation proceedings, defence in opposition proceedings before IPO Pakistan, and enforcement action against counterfeiters.
Succession certificates for movable property, letters of administration, mutation of inherited immovable property, and family settlements. Assistance with Islamic inheritance calculations under the Muslim Personal Law.
Third party motor accident claims before the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, insurance repudiation disputes and personal injury compensation.
Defence in cases under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act 1997 and the Anti Terrorism Act 1997. Bail applications and trial defence handled with utmost seriousness given the punishments involved.
Litigation is priced by matter, not by hour, so you know what you are paying before we begin. For matters that require a series of hearings, we agree on a per hearing supplemental fee upfront. For pure advisory work we quote a fixed consultation fee.
Do not ignore it. Every notice has a response window (usually 15 or 30 days) and missing it leads to ex parte proceedings. Send us the notice on WhatsApp or email. We review it, tell you what it is really asking, and prepare a considered reply.
Yes. A complaint under section 489-F PPC can be filed and, in parallel, a civil recovery suit. In many cases the complaint alone brings the payer to the table for settlement.
An uncontested khula in a Karachi family court is usually decided within a few months. Contested matters take longer depending on the issues raised.
Yes. For matters in other cities we work with a trusted network of associate advocates while retaining overall responsibility for strategy and drafting. You still deal with one point of contact at our office.