Practice Areas

Banking, property, corporate and litigation services, backed by a team of advocates, tax advisers and associates.

Key Practice Areas

Artha Rin Adalat suits, Negotiable Instruments Act cases, loan recovery and security enforcement for banks.

Vetting of property documents, legal opinions, security documentation, sale deeds and land registration.

Company formation, joint ventures, contracts, investment, arbitration and ongoing legal support for businesses.

Writ petitions, civil and criminal litigation, bail applications and labour disputes.

Panel lawyer for Sonali, Rupali and Pubali Bank PLC, handling litigation, recovery and documentation for financial institutions.

Suits and petitions under the Artha Rin Adalat Ain

Cheque dishonour cases under the Negotiable Instruments Act

Plaints, written statements, injunction and attachment applications

Deeds of compromise and redemption, and debt recovery

Documentation and advisory work on land and property, including security documents for bank credit facilities.

Vetting of title and property documents with legal opinions

Drafting sale deeds, mortgage deeds, powers of attorney and charge documents

Land development, mortgage and registration of land

Title and property suits, succession and family matters

Comprehensive corporate legal services for businesses and financial institutions.

Formation and registration of local and foreign companies and joint ventures

Commercial contracts, agreements and opinions under the Companies Act, 1994

Arbitration, mediation and negotiation

Power and infrastructure projects (LOI, PPA, EPC, IPP)

Representation before the Supreme Court and District Courts in writ, civil, criminal and labour matters.

Writ applications, civil revisions and civil appeals

Criminal appeals and revisions

Bail and anticipatory bail applications

Labour and employment disputes; tax, VAT and customs advice through our specialist advisers

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