How to register single member company in Pakistan
A Single Member Company (SMC) based on a category of personal company, restricted by shares, that is incorporated with one member. SMC doesn’t invite the general public to subscribe for any share of the corporate. The corporate doesn’t register any share’s within the name of 2 or additional persons to carry one or additional shares...Read More
Step by Step Process for Registration of Foreign Company in Pakistan
A Wholly Owned Subsidiary is a type of company in which another company holds 100% shares. When foreign company make investment of 100% FDI(Foreign Direct Investment) in Pakistan, the company becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of that foreign company. A Wholly Owned Subsidiary is a company whose entire share is held by foreign corporate bodies....Read More
Setting up business in Pakistan
For starting a business in Pakistan, it is a mandatory requirement under the Companies Act 2017 (“Act”) for all associations, partnerships or entity consisting of more than twenty persons that are formed for the purpose of carrying on any business that has for its object the acquisition of gain by the association, partnership or entity,...Read More
Registration Of Local NGO In Pakistan
Registration Of Local NGO In Pakistan The legal framework governing NGOs is complex, and there are several laws under which an NGO may be registered in Pakistan. The most significant of these are: 1. Voluntary Social Welfare Agencies Registration and Control Ordinance 1961. This Ordinance defines permissible purposes within the social welfare field. Registration under...Read More
Registration Of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGO) In Pakistan
Registration Of International Non-Governmental Organizations (INGO) In Pakistan In recent years, the Government of Pakistan has adopted a restrictive approach towards the operations of international nongovernmental organizations and their local partners by refusing visas, restricting grant of business visas, introducing cumbersome and time consuming registration requirements, and requiring approvals from various different authorities for new...Read More
What is Consumer Rights and Consumer Protection Law?
Consumer rights and consumer protection law provides a way for consumers to protect and safeguard themselves against abusive business practices. The consumer protection laws in Pakistan have been enacted to make sellers of goods and services accountable and liable when they seek to benefit by taking advantage of a consumer’s lack of information or bargaining...Read More
Legal Drafting and Vetting
Our law firm can help reduce your cost by more than 50% by taking over your business’s legal activities such as legal drafting which include, interalia, legal notices (responses to legal notices); memorandum and articles of association; MOUs; policies; procedures; regulations; bank guarantees; corporate guarantees; performance guarantees; payment guarantees; letter of credit; board resolutions and...Read More
Contract Drafting, Analysis and Management
Our lawyers are skilled in drafting contracts and agreements of various nature, including, but not limited to, supply and service contracts, hosting contracts, project roll out contracts, turnkey contracts, value added service agreements, partnership agreements, arbitration agreements, non-disclosure and confidentiality agreements, non-compete agreements, employment contracts, human resource outsource agreements, business outsource agreements, managed service agreements,...Read More
Intellectual Property Rights Law in Pakistan
Protecting your ideas, designs, brands, solutions etc. are as important as protecting your business assets. Mughal Barristers’ team can advise and assist your business in protection of valuable intellectual property rights through registration of trademarks, patents and copyrights etc. Mughal Barristers can also support your business in resolution of disputes related to your right to...Read More
Investment Policy Law in Pakistan
INVESTMENT POLICIES Manufacturing/Industrial Sector • Foreign Investors are permitted to hold 100% of the equity of industrial projects without any permission of the Government. • Government sanction is not required for setting up any industry, in terms of field of activity, location, and size, except: • Arms and Ammunitions • High Explosives • Radioactive Substances...Read More
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