Muhammad Alee has 5 years of experience in both litigation and transactional law. He has independently argued cases before the High Courts on matters pertaining to tax law, commercial law, contractual law, regulatory law and service law. He has successfully argued cases before the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue.
On the non-contentious side, Muhammad Alee advises clients on a wide variety of regulatory, commercial and tax issues. He is engaged by companies and NGOs to draft commercial agreements, transactional documents and internal policies. In his capacity as a legal advisor, he has drafted legal opinions on foreign investment, corporate structuring and technology law.
His work also includes registrations and compliances, including the registration of a political party with the Election Commission of Pakistan, the incorporation of a Special Purpose Vehicle for foreign investment in the mining sector and the registration of trademarks.
Muhammad Alee’s principle areas of expertise are: constitutional law, tax law, intellectual property law and regulatory law.
Writ Petition No. 3646/2024 ‘M/s Pakistan Accumulators versus Pakistan, through Secretary Ministry of Finance, Islamabad & Others’ [2026 PTD 696]
Represented the Respondent Federal Board of Revenue in a writ petition challenging the registration of an FIR under the Sales Tax Act, 1990.
Writ Petition No. 989/2025 ‘Muhammad Asad Islam Madni versus Federation of Pakistan & Others’ [Citation Awaited]
Successfully represented two senior civil servants in BPS-21 superceded by the High-Powered Selection Board through adverse recommendations. The Islamabad High Court set aside the impugned recommendations and directed that the Petitioners be considered afresh.
Civil Revision No. 76/2025 ‘Federal Government Employees Housing Authority versus Granite Enterprises (Pvt) Ltd & Others’ [Citation awaited]
Represented a private company in a complex contractual matter involving the amendment of contracts through conduct.
Writ Petition No. 3948/2023 ‘M/s Madina Sugar Mills Limited VS FOP through Secretary Revenue Division etc.’
Successfully represented the Petitioner company in challenging the vires of Section 4C of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 which was struck down by the Islamabad High Court, deciding in our favor.
Criminal Appeal No. 29/2025 ‘Anwar Ali versus The State & Others’
Successfully represented the Respondent Federal Board of Revenue in an appeal against the Order of the Special Judge Customs in a case related to tax fraud, which the Islamabad High Court was pleased to dismiss, deciding in our favor.
Writ Petition No. 4145/2024 ‘Shehryar Ali versus The State & Others’
Successfully represented the Respondent Federal Board of Revenue in a case for the quashment of an FIR which the Islamabad High Court was pleased to dismiss, deciding in our favor.
Writ Petition No. 3316/2024 ‘Pakistan Telecommunication Mobile Limited versus Employees Old Age Benefits Institution & Others’
Represented the Respondent Employees Old Age Benefits Institution in a writ petition challenging the imposition of old-age benefits payment on a major telecommunication company for security guards in its employment.
Writ Petition No. 6770-P/2025 ‘Zohra & Others versus Federation of Pakistan through Secretary Ministry of Interior & Others’
Represented the Petitioners, Afghan nationals residing in Pakistan at the risk of deportation, seeking to prevent the deportation on the basis of, inter alia, the principle of non-refoulment.
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