Advocate, Lahore High Court — Direct LHC Practice
M. Rasheed Bhatti is enrolled as an Advocate of the Lahore High Court (Punjab Bar Council) and conducts a substantial constitutional, criminal, civil, banking and tax appellate practice at the LHC principal seat in Lahore.
What we file and argue at Lahore High Court
Constitutional / writ petitions under Article 199 — service matters, regulatory action, fundamental-rights enforcement, habeas corpus.
Intra-Court Appeals (ICA) before Division Benches against single-Judge orders.
Criminal appeals, bails and quashment petitions under Section 561-A CrPC.
Civil first appeals, second appeals and civil revisions.
Banking appeals under FIO 2001 and tax references under the Income Tax Ordinance and Sales Tax Act.
Company petitions and SECP appeals before the Company Bench.
How we work at LHC
We file electronically through the LHC e-court portal and physically at the filing branch. Urgent matters are moved by way of CM applications for ad-interim relief at the first hearing. Pleadings are drafted with reference to the latest binding case law of LHC and the Supreme Court.
Why a dedicated LHC advocate matters
The Lahore High Court has its own filing rules, listing practice and Bench-specific preferences. An advocate with regular LHC practice is familiar with daily cause lists, registrar branches, the e-court portal and the procedural nuances that decide whether interim relief is obtained at the first hearing.
Practice areas we cover
Criminal Law
Bail, trial, appeals and high-stakes criminal representation across all courts.
Civil Law
Property, contracts, recovery suits and declaratory matters before all civil courts.
Constitutional Law
Writ petitions and fundamental-rights advocacy before the High Court & Supreme Court.
Banking & Finance Law
Recovery suits, financing structures and disputes under the Banking Companies Ordinance.
Taxation Law
Income tax, sales tax & customs advisory, appeals and ADR before tribunals & FBR.
FAQ
Lahore High Court Advocate — FAQs
Are you enrolled as an Advocate of the Lahore High Court?
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Yes. The principal advocate, M. Rasheed Bhatti, is enrolled with the Punjab Bar Council as an Advocate of the Lahore High Court and regularly appears before single Judges and Division Benches of the LHC.
How quickly can a writ petition be filed at LHC?
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Once the engagement is finalised and documents are provided, a writ petition can be drafted and filed within 24–72 hours. Urgent CM applications for stay can be moved at the first hearing the same week.
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