Commercial & Corporate Law Services in Pakistan

As panel lawyer and legal advisor, we filed corporate complaints and interpreted the statutory criteria of "identical with", "resemble", and "similar to" before the Additional Joint Director, SECP CRO Multan, applying rigorous trademark and corporate identity tests.

We filed a formal petition under Section 256 of The Companies Act 2017 before the Company Registration Office, SECP Lahore, establishing statutory oppression and mismanagement.

We proved that the claimant failed to produce mandatory internal and external audit books per Condition Precedent (f); failed to establish employee infidelity; failed to prove final status of the criminal FIR per General Conditions 4(c), (d) & (6); and failed to produce affirmative proof of financial loss per General Condition 5.

We filed a Constitutional Writ Petition under Article 199 of the Constitution before the Lahore High Court, demonstrating that the District Education Authority lacked jurisdiction under the Punjab Private Educational Institutions Ordinance 1984 to order readmission, and establishing that the school adhered strictly to fair hearing and due process before expulsion.

We filed a Review Petition under Rule 19(3) of the Public Procurement Rules 2004, establishing that WAPDA was the sole competent registration authority under Rule 6(4); commercial force majeure arose due to price escalations, PKR devaluation, and a catastrophic factory fire; and blacklisting violated Section 24-A of the General Clauses Act and Supreme Court precedents (2014 SCMR 1748 & 2015 CLD 72).