How to Recover Property, Money and Broken Contracts in Pakistan

We help individuals and businesses protect their rights and interests in property, financial, contractual and other civil matters, providing clear legal guidance and effective representation before the appropriate courts.

Where these disputes usually start

Most people who contact us about property, recovery and contract disputes are dealing with one of a familiar set of problems. Recognising which one applies to you is the first step towards the right remedy.

• ▸Property & land disputes
• ▸Recovery of money & outstanding payments
• ▸Breach of contract & contractual disputes
• ▸Partition & possession suits
• ▸Inheritance & property disputes
• ▸Sale, purchase & ownership disputes
• ▸Tenancy & eviction disputes
• ▸Declaration & injunction suits

Questions clients ask us most often

Someone owes me money and isn't paying. What can I do?

We review your documents and the circumstances of the transaction and advise you on the best way to recover your money. Where appropriate, we can issue a legal notice and file a recovery suit under the applicable civil law and procedure to pursue your claim.

How do I resolve a dispute over property or land ownership?

We examine your ownership documents, title and possession of the property. Depending on the circumstances, we can pursue declaration, possession, injunction or other appropriate relief under the Specific Relief Act, 1877 and the applicable civil procedure.

A family member is refusing to give me my share in inherited property. What can I do?

We examine the property record, succession and your legal share in the property. Where you have been denied your rightful share, we can pursue the appropriate declaration, partition or other civil proceedings to establish and protect your rights.

Getting advice on your own situation

Every matter turns on its own facts, documents and timing. We answer 16 further questions on this subject — including costs, likely duration, the documents to bring and what happens after you contact us — on our Civil Litigation — Property, Contracts, Recovery page.