Laywer in Mehran Town Karachi

Karachi Development Authority (KDA) developed the area in 1973 but did not provide essential services like water, electricity and gas. Large areas were then taken over illegally by land mafias with support from local politicians.

KDA cancelled assignment orders for 1,400 plots in Mehran Town on the grounds that they were being used for commercial activities, despite having obtained no-objection certificates from relevant authorities and legally conducting business activities therein. Furthermore, these land owners had leased it out to tenants at rent.

Reputation

No matter whether for personal or professional matters, finding an attorney with an outstanding reputation is paramount. A good attorney must be able to communicate clearly while offering thorough representation. Furthermore, they should have experience handling complicated legal issues.

Police reported that a fire broke out at a factory in Mehran Town, killing 16 workers due to an electrical short circuit. Police have arrested the owner of the factory, building owner and three supervisors responsible.

Residents of Mehran Town report being unable to obtain basic utilities like water and electricity, being forced to rely on tankers or illegal supply lines for drinking water and using gas cylinders for cooking purposes. Local politicians have been accused of colluding with land grabbers. Residents state having to travel elsewhere for education and health services while lacking appropriate garbage lifting services – the government should address these problems and protect those living in Mehran Town.

Communication skills

Communication skills for lawyers are of utmost importance since they engage with both clients and other professionals on an everyday basis. Lawyers need to be able to express themselves clearly both verbally and written; as well as listen attentively when their clients express concerns, and explain complex legal matters simply and clearly for clients to comprehend.

On August 27, a fire that broke out at a factory in Mehran Town claimed 16 workers’ lives and police have made arrests in relation to this tragedy. These include factory owner Hassan Meetha alias Ali Meetha and building owners Faisal Tariq and Zaidi as well as three supervisors from company BM Luggage.

East Judicial Magistrate ordered the Investigation Officer to submit a final challan in this case and has issued an arrest warrant if Faisal Tariq and Zaidi fail to appear for court on September 25th. Furthermore, interim bail for these two has been revoked by this judge.

Fees

Lawyer fees depend on the nature of each case they take on; for instance, simple divorce cases often cost less than major litigations. Therefore, it is crucial that before hiring one you know exactly what amount they charge as well as consulting several to compare services before making your choice.

On Monday, a Mehran Town district and sessions judge granted bail to the owners of M/s BM Luggage after reaching an out-of-court settlement with legal heirs of 16 workers who died in a fire reportedly caused by an electrical short-circuit on August 27. Police had initially charged Hassan Meetha alias Ali Meetha as well as building owner Faisal Tariq as well as manager Syed Imran Ali Zaidi with being responsible. Supervisors Zafar Rehan were also held liable alongside watchman Syed Zarin over this incident.

An official from the Central Traffic Department reported that a shootout took place between attackers and security forces in the area, leading to several arrests by CTD – though four managed to get away using legal assistance from their lawyers.