REPORTED CASES
I have argued a number of cases of precedential value which have been reported in Pakistani law
reports. They include:

1. 2023 P L C (C.S.) Note 1 [Islamabad High Court] Before Athar Minallah, CJ NADIA BATOOL HUSSAIN Versus FOSPAH and 10 others
2.  Constructors Association of Pakistan v. Pakistan Engineering Council (Reported as PLD 2020 Isl. 199)
   Successfully represented Respondent PEC in this case which concerned interpretation of
   the Standard Bidding Documents prepared by PEC for engineering contracts.
3. Pakistan Engineering Council v. FoP and Other (Reported as 2021 MLD 453)
   An amendment to PEC’s Engineering Education Regulations had been set aside by a
   Single Bench of the Lahore High Court. I successfully represented Appellant PEC in its
   Intra-Court Appeal and got the judgment reversed.
4. Reliance IT Solutions (Pvt.) Limited v. Federation (Reported as 2021 MLD 1846)
   Represented a Swiss technology company in this case which concerned a challenge to a
   public procurement being carried out by the Federal Board of Revenue regarding Tracker
   Tracing System for Tobacco sector.
5. Shahid Tufail Khan v. Zarai Taraqiati Bank (Reported as 2021 PLC (C.S) 1130)
   Successfully represented dozens of employees of ZTBL who had been retrospectively
   demoted by the Bank. Their demotion orders were set aside
6. CM Pak Limited versus Pakistan Telecommunications Authority Others (Reported as PLD 2018
   Isl. 243) Also reported at: https://globalfreedomofexpression.columbia.edu/cases/cmpak-limited-v-pakistan-telecommunication-authority/
   The Petitioners whom I represented challenged the practice of network shutdowns on the
   basis of Section 54 of the Pakistan Telecommunications (Reorganization) Act, 1996. The
   Islamabad High Court accepted our petition and the Court’s judgment in this case has
   been widely reported in the media and is considered a seminal precedent in Pakistan’s free
   speech jurisprudence and telecom law. The case has also been profiled by the Columbia
   University’s relevant website.
7. Saeed Abdi Mehmood v. NADRA and Others (Reported as 2018 CLC 1588)
   In this case, I represented a Pakistani-born person whose parents were Somali. Under S. 4
   of the Pakistan Citizenship Act, 1951, he is entitled to Pakistani citizenship but state
   authorities refused to implement this provision. The Court granted his petition
8. Mahera Sajid v. SHO and Others (Reported as 2018 CLC 1858)
   This was a habeus corpus petition where I represented an Islamabad resident whose
   husband became victim of enforced disappearance on 14th March, 2016. Justice Athar
   Minallah of Islamabad High Court issued a judgment recognizing the state’s obligation to
   provide financial support to families of victims and also reiterated numerous other
   important human rights principles.