Banking Law Services in Pakistan

Services in this area

  • Recovery Suits & Execution

    Recovery suits, leave to defend, execution proceedings, and sale or auction of mortgaged property, under the Financial Institutions (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance, 2001.

  • Banking Offences

    Prosecution and defence of banking offences, including Section 20 offences, under the Banks Ordinance, 1984.

  • Banking Mohtasib & Banking Courts

    Complaints to the Banking Mohtasib, and representation before the Banking Courts and Special Judges (Banking Offences).

  • FIA, NCCIA & Court Representation

    Representation before the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), and before the civil, district, sessions and High Courts.

  • Representations to the President

    Representations to the President of Pakistan where a matter calls for it.

Representative Cases & Precedents

Selected litigation highlights, appellate decisions, and regulatory outcomes handled by our practitioners in this practice area.

Banking Law & Offences Trial Court & Lahore High Court Full Acquittal of Bank Staff

Trial Court Acquittal of Bank Staff in £50,679 Export Proceeds Dispute

Key Statute / Law: Pakistan Penal Code (Sections 420, 468, 471, 409/109)
Case & Context

An account holder at Meezan Bank Limited, Civil Lines Branch, Faisalabad authorized his Export Manager to operate his bank account. When the manager allegedly withdrew Rs. 10,700,000 without consent, the account holder registered an FIR against the manager and five bank employees under PPC 420, 468, 471, and 409/109. We represented the defence for the bank staff.

Legal Strategy & Proceedings

Pre-arrest bail petitions were confirmed through the High Court after trial court dismissal. During trial cross-examination, both the complainant and the Investigating Officer admitted that under the third-party mandate, the account holder was legally bound by his mandatee's acts, no forensic evidence implicated the bank staff, no financial benefit accrued to them, and no direct evidence showed abetment.

Outcome & Decision

The trial court completely acquitted all bank staff while convicting the mandatee.


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