On 15-02-2024, Ch. Imran Hassan Ali, ASC, addressed a trendsetting seminar on mediation. The theme of the seminar was “The Future of Mediation”. It took place in the auditorium of the Rawalpindi High Court Bar Association building, and was organised by the Mirza Anwar Baig Academy for Lawyers in collaboration
In light of a contractual dispute and the dishonor of two cheques, an investor in a dairy company sought to initiate legal action by attempting to lodge a First Information Report (FIR) under section 489-F of the Pakistan Penal Code against the female CEO of the company. However, the Station
The Returning Officer for constituency No. PP-09 (Gujar Khan) rejected the nomination papers of a candidate belonging to PML(N) for General Elections 2024. The Returning Officer held that the candidate is disqualified because he has defaulted in payment of gas charges of about 57 million Rupees to SNGPL in connection
On 29-11-2023, the Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench, was pleased to appoint Ch. Imran Hassan Ali as amicus curiae in some cases about Banking Law. The cases involve interpretation of provisions of the Banking Companies (Recovery of Finances) Ordinance, 2001. Financial facilities of about Five Hundred Million Rupees are involved in these
On 16-09-2023, FIA conducted an unlawful raid at the offices of Sheikh Iftikhar Ahmed Adil and Sheikh Sarosh Iftikhar, the owners of Al-Haram City Housing Society and Asia Housing Society, and seized more than Rs. 400 million cash in Pakistani currency without any justification. Ch. Imran Hassan Ali was engaged
On 15-11-2023, the Lahore High Court appointed Ch. Imran Hassan Ali ASC as amicus curaie in a case involving interpretation of some provisions of the Family Courts Act, 1964. It is a great honour for Imran. All praise is for Allah alone!
Ch. Imran Hassan Ali has represented a large number of petitioners in three petitions before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. The petitioners were seeking leave to appeal against a judgment of the Peshawar High Court whereby their three writ petitions were dismissed on the technical ground of availability of an
On 25-10-2023, the Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench, was pleased to appoint Ch. Imran Hassan Ali, ASC, as amicus curiae in a case regarding ownership of the famous Lal Haveli in Rawalpindi. The case involves interpretation and application of sections 8 and 10 of the Evacuee Trust Properties (Management and
The Lahore High Court, Rawalpindi Bench, was pleased to appoint Ch. Imran Hassan Ali, ASC, as amicus curiae in a case pertaining to the Punjab Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority. The precise question before the Court is whether the Punjab TEVTA Employees Service Regulations, 2011, are statutory or non-statutory.
Ch. Imran Hassan Ali had the honour of representing the widow of an Honourable Judge, Lahore High Court, who died while still in service. Under the Constitution and the Law, the widow is entitled to certain financial assistance from the state after her husband’s death. However, the Government failed to