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Practice area

Civil Litigation in Karachi

Civil disputes turn on pleadings, evidence and time limits. We take civil matters from notice and suit through trial, appeal and execution, with an eye on the quickest lawful route to a result.

How we help

  • Property and title disputes
  • Suits for declaration and injunction
  • Specific performance of agreements
  • Recovery and damages suits
  • Rent and tenancy matters
  • Civil appeals, revisions and execution
  • Legal notices and pre-suit advice

Forums and courts

  • Civil Courts, City Courts Karachi
  • Rent Controllers
  • District & Sessions Courts
  • Sindh High Court (original and appellate)
  • Supreme Court of Pakistan

Governing law

  • Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
  • Specific Relief Act, 1877
  • Limitation Act, 1908
  • Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984
  • Sindh Rented Premises Ordinance, 1979

Common questions

Is there a deadline to file a civil suit?

Yes. The Limitation Act, 1908 prescribes time limits for almost every kind of suit, and a suit filed out of time can be dismissed on that ground alone. Seek advice early.

Where will my case be filed in Karachi?

It depends on the subject and its value. Many suits are filed in the Civil Courts, but suits above the pecuniary limit fall within the original civil jurisdiction of the Sindh High Court at Karachi.

This page is general information about civil litigation in Pakistan and is not legal advice on your situation.

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