Registration Lawyers in Peshawar – Nouman Muhib Kakakhel – Lawyer & Legal Consultant

A Gift Deed (Hiba) allows for the transfer of property without a sale. To be legally binding, it must be signed, witnessed, and registered with the Sub-Registrar of the relevant district. Unlike a simple oral gift under Islamic law, a registered deed provides permanent documentary evidence of the transfer. We assist families in drafting the deed and managing the payment of the necessary stamp duties and registration fees, ensuring that the mutation (Inteqal) in the revenue records follows immediately to finalize the transfer.

Setting up a business requires a formal Company Registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP). This involves choosing a unique name, drafting the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and obtaining a Digital Signature. Whether you are forming a Private Limited Company or a Single Member Company, we manage the entire digital filing process. This ensures that your business gains a separate legal personality and complies with the Companies Act 2017 from day one.

If you are starting a business with partners but not as a company, a Partnership Firm registration under the Partnership Act 1932 is the best route. This involves submitting a Partnership Deed to the Registrar of Firms. This registration is essential for opening a business bank account and entering into legal contracts. Our team drafts comprehensive deeds that outline profit-sharing and dispute resolution mechanisms, ensuring the firm is legally recognized by the provincial authorities.

Protecting your brand name or logo requires a Trademark Registration through the Intellectual Property Organization (IPO) of Pakistan. The process includes a search for existing marks, the filing of an application, and a period of public advertisement for objections. A registered trademark gives you the exclusive right to use the brand and sue others for infringement. We handle the entire application and represent you in the event of an opposition to ensure your business identity is legally protected.