Accountability Courts

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Constitutional Law

Justice Shah is widely respected for his efforts to improve the judicial system. He has instituted case management and court automation systems, as well as online sahulat centers. Justice Shah believes that reform is essential to maintaining fairness and transparency within our judicial system – his areas of interest include constitutional law, human rights and environmental sustainability.

His approach and reforms in judicial administration were uninfluenced by political affiliations and prioritized justice and the Rule of law. Furthermore, he actively participated in international arbitration proceedings to demonstrate Pakistan’s dedication to global standards for dispute resolution.

No matter – be it criminal charges or a corporate issue can help. His extensive legal knowledge and deep understanding of constitutional matters make him one of Karachi’s premier attorneys.

High Courts

Accountability Courts were created for speedy disposal of cases involving corruption, misappropriation of property, kickbacks and commission. Since their creation, these courts have accomplished the objectives set out by the National Accountability Ordinance 1999 by convicting corrupt officials and recovering significant sums illegally obtained or misappropriated through illicit means.

NAB recently transferred several corruption cases involving high-profile politicians, former ministers and businessmen back to accountability courts following a Supreme Court ruling that declared certain amendments null and void – in an effort to preserve judicial independence and maintain its independence.

Shahab Sarki is a senior advocate who practices before Pakistan’s Supreme Court and other high courts. Various publications have recognized him as one of the top attorneys in Karachi and as such they named him as one of the “Top Lawyers”. Additionally he holds membership at Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn as a Barrister at Law.

Banking Courts

Influential television personality, hosting the highly rated Pakistani show Brass Tacks which explores geopolitics and Islamic history. A security consultant and strategist with millions of followers online, Hamid co-founded Cornelius Lane Mufti as well as being part of the Supreme Court Bar Association.

Hamid recently made headlines when she accused the military of having close ties with terrorists and extremists, prompting widespread criticism and outrage from members of the public.

NAB recently transferred several corruption cases involving politicians, former ministers, bureaucrats and businessmen from accountability courts to regular anti-corruption or banking courts in an effort to reduce backlog of references. Furthermore, government has converted or renamed some accountability courts – such as Karachi AC-VII/AC-IX into Banking Court-VI, Special Court III (Control of Narcotic Substances), and newly created Gas Utility Court – in an attempt to clear up references more quickly.

Family Courts

No matter if it be criminal or civil litigation, choosing the appropriate Legal Representative is key to your case’s success. Karachi boasts some of the finest legal minds, so finding one for family, corporate, or any other matter shouldn’t be an issue – these professionals will ensure you receive results you desire!

After graduating from University of Buckingham with his law degree, Barrister Gazain Z Magsi went on to complete his bar-at-law in England, honing his advocacy and drafting skills further. On returning home he built up an exceptional legal practice as a criminal and family lawyer who strives for justice while fighting hard for each client’s cause in court.