Parties Involved

Plaintiff (who files the suit) vs. Defendant (against whom the suit is filed).

Objective

Monetary compensation, specific performance or declaratory relief.

Legal Framework

Governed by Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.

Burden of Proof

“Preponderance of evidence” standard (more likely than not).

Outcome

No imprisonment; focuses on dispute resolution and compensation.

Step 1 — Initial Consultation

Free case assessment. We analyze your case merits, evidence strength and legal options during a confidential consultation.

Step 2 — Drafting & Filing of Plaint

Document preparation (7–14 days). We prepare the plaint including cause of action, relief sought and supporting documents, and file it in the appropriate Civil Court.

Step 3 — Service of Summons

Court notification (15–30 days). The court issues summons to the defendant, who has 30 days to file a written statement.

Step 4 — Written Statement & Replication

Defense filing (30–45 days). Defendant files written statement. We prepare replication to counter the defense arguments.

Step 5 — Framing of Issues

Court defines dispute points (1–2 hearings). The judge identifies the key legal issues to be decided in the case.

Step 6 — Evidence Stage

Presentation of proof (2–6 months). Both parties present evidence including documents, witness testimonies and expert opinions. We conduct cross-examination of opposing witnesses.

Step 7 — Final Arguments

Legal submissions (1–2 months). Both sides present final arguments summarizing their case and legal position.

Step 8 — Judgment

Court decision (1–3 months after arguments). The judge delivers judgment with reasoning. The decree is prepared accordingly.

Step 9 — Appeal (if applicable)

Higher court review (30 days to file). If unsatisfied with judgment, we file appeal in District Court or High Court within 30 days.

Step 10 — Execution of Decree

Enforcement of judgment (1–6 months). We assist in executing the court decree through appropriate legal channels to ensure you receive what was awarded.

🏠 Property Disputes

Types Handled: Ownership disputes, partition suits, ejectment cases, boundary conflicts, title verification, possession claims, mortgage disputes.

Procedure: Title search → Evidence collection → Filing suit → Injunction applications → Trial → Decree execution.

📑 Contract Disputes

Types Handled: Breach of contract, specific performance, recovery suits, partnership disputes, sale agreement enforcement.

Procedure: Contract analysis → Demand notice → Mediation attempt → Filing suit → Evidence presentation → Judgment.

⚠️ Tort Claims

Types Handled: Defamation (libel/slander), negligence claims, personal injury, nuisance, trespass, malicious prosecution.

Compensation: Monetary damages for harm, injury to reputation, emotional distress, financial losses.

👪 Inheritance Disputes

Types Handled: Will contests, inheritance claims, probate proceedings, succession certificates, gift deed challenges.

Governing Laws: Muslim Personal Law, Succession Act 1925, West Pakistan Muslim Personal Law 1962.

💰 Recovery Suits

Types Handled: Loan recovery, debt collection, bounced cheque cases, rent arrears, asset recovery.

Procedure: Legal notice → Filing suit → Attachment of property → Sale of attached property → Recovery.

🛡️ Injunction Cases

Types Handled: Temporary injunctions, permanent injunctions, mandatory injunctions, prohibitory injunctions.

Purpose: To maintain status quo, prevent harm or compel action during litigation.

Fixed Fee Package

Best for: Straightforward cases with clear scope.

Includes: All legal work from filing to judgment.

Range: PKR 50,000 – 500,000 depending on case value.

Hourly Billing

Best for: Complex, unpredictable cases.

Rate: PKR 5,000 – 15,000 per hour.

Billing: Detailed monthly statements.

Contingency Fee

Best for: Recovery suits with monetary awards.

Structure: Percentage of amount recovered.

Typical Rate: 20–30% of recovery.