Writ Petitions, Fundamental Rights, Service Matters, Judicial Review
The Constitution of Pakistan 1973 is the supreme law of the land, guaranteeing fundamental rights and providing extraordinary remedies against unlawful state action. Naeem & Associates — led by Mian Muhammad Naeem, Advocate Supreme Court — has extensive experience filing and arguing constitutional petitions before the Lahore High Court and Supreme Court of Pakistan.
We file constitutional petitions before the Lahore High Court under Article 199 seeking mandamus, certiorari, prohibition, quo warranto, and habeas corpus remedies against unlawful government action.
We protect citizens' fundamental rights — including right to life, liberty, fair trial, equality, and due process — through urgent constitutional petitions.
We represent government servants, employees of statutory bodies, and armed forces personnel in service disputes before the High Court and Service Tribunals.
We file urgent habeas corpus petitions for persons unlawfully detained or disappeared, securing their production before the High Court.
We file petitions for leave to appeal before the Supreme Court of Pakistan and argue cases before the Supreme Court in civil, criminal, and constitutional matters.
We challenge unlawful administrative decisions, illegal bye-laws, and unconstitutional actions of government authorities through writ jurisdiction.
A writ petition is filed before the High Court under Article 199 of the Constitution to challenge unlawful government action, enforce fundamental rights, or seek judicial review of administrative decisions.
Yes. Government employees can challenge illegal dismissals, demotions, or adverse service actions through Service Tribunals or High Court writ petitions depending on their service category.
Habeas corpus is a constitutional remedy to challenge unlawful detention. If someone is unlawfully arrested or detained, we can file an urgent habeas corpus petition in the High Court for their release.
A constitutional petition can be filed and heard on an urgent basis — sometimes within 24 hours in cases of fundamental rights violations like unlawful detention. Our advocates handle urgent constitutional matters.