Tag: Karachi
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Trademark renewal in Pakistan
In Pakistan a trademark can be renewed for a period of 10 years. A request to renew a trademark in Pakistan should be made at any time during 6 months before the expiry of the trademark. An application for registration of trademark filed after 12th April, 2004 is granted registration for a period of 10…
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CIVIL LITIGATION IN KARACHI & ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN
CIVIL LITIGATION IN KARACHI PAKISTAN OUR Law Firm knows how to face challenges arising out of difficult and complex civil cases. We are a well-trained team, working collaboratively in order to win lawsuits. We are confident that we can achieve the needs and best interests of our clients. We have a team of widely known…
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Areas of Practice
Areas of Practice Few law firms can match the industry experience, legal skill, technical breadth and business knowledge as Irfan Mir Halepota & Associates. We believe in working with you to protect your rights. We provide an integrated service to meet our clients’ needs. With our background, we offer specific expertise in the following areas:…
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Corporate Legal Services Karachi & Islamabad Pakistan
Corporate Legal Services in Karachi & Islamabad Pakistan Corporate law is the body of law developed to govern the creation and existence of corporate entities and commercial transactions. This body of law allows for efficient, predictable and secure agreements and relationships. Corporate law also provides guidance for deciding what type of corporate entity will be…
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Expert Divorce Lawyers in Karachi
Trustworthy Legal Representation for a Smooth Transition Are you seeking a divorce in Karachi? Our team of experienced divorce lawyers is here to provide expert legal guidance and support. We understand the emotional complexity of divorce related laws of Pakistan and are committed to making the process as smooth as possible. With extensive knowledge of…
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Share widow property inheritance rights widow
Share of widow in property inheritance is a vested right of a widow
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The Illegal dispossession Act, 2005
The Illegal dispossession Act, 2005 An Act to cure the activities of the property grabbersWHEREAS it is obedient to protect the lawful owners and occupiers of immovable properties from their illegal or forcible dispossession therefrom by the property grabbers; It is hereby enacted as follows:-1. Short title, extent and commencement.—(1) This Act may be called the illegal…
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Registration of Foreign Company in Pakistan
Q. What is meant by Foreign Company? A. Foreign Company is a company registered outside Pakistan, under a foreign law other than Pakistani law and establishes its place of business in Pakistan. Q. Is registration of foreign company is mandatory with Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan? A. Yes, registration of a foreign company with Securities &…
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West Pakistan Family Courts Act, 1964
An Act to make provision for the establishment of Family CourtsPreamble WHEREAS it is expedient to make provision for the establishment of Family Courts for the expeditious settlement and disposal of disputes relating to marriage and family affairs for matters connected therewith;It is hereby enacted as follows:1. Short title, extent and commencement.‑‑(1) This Act may…
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Copy Right Registration in Pakistan
Copyright is a form of protection provided to the authors of original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, cinematographic, recording and certain other intellectual works. We provide following services in the field of Copyright: Please Contact Us for further consultation. Regular Website: https://www.irfanlaw.com Irfan Mir Halepota, Advocate Supreme Court of Pakistan
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Difference between Talaq and Khulla
Talaq is the Islamic term for divorce. A talaq is used to end a contrct of marriage the nikah, under the terms of Islamic sharia. It should be noted that Talaq is a right given by a Husband and Wife can only exercise the right of Talaq if the same is granted to her in her…
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Trademark Registration in Pakistan
In Pakistan the legal basis is the Trademark Law “Trade Marks Ordinance No. XIX” of 2001. Trademark protection is obtained by registration. It can also be acquired by sufficient public recognition. RequirementsA trademark application has to be filed before the Trademarks Registry by a local agent. A notarized power of attorney is necessary. Foreign applicants…