Advocate Saeed Ahmad Khan

High Court

January 2010 - Current Current

Saeed Ahmad Khan is an Advocate High Court & Federal Shariat Court of Pakistan, and Principal Advocate of Justice Law Associates (Registered), Mardan. With approximately ** years of active practice, he has built a full-service litigation and advisory firm covering Civil Litigation, Criminal Defence, Family Law, Constitutional & Service Matters, Property/Revenue Law, Inheritance & Succession, Corporate & NGO Advisory, and Estate Management. He appears regularly before the District Courts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Peshawar High Court, and the Federal Shariat Court, with matters also extending to Islamabad and Rawalpindi. His practice is supported by a network of associate advocates across Mansehra, Abbottabad, and Mardan, enabling coordinated representation across multiple KPK districts. Saeed Ahmad Khan is a Life Member of the District Bar Association Mardan and the Peshawar High Court Bar Association, and a Member of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bar Council. His client base includes corporate entities such as Noble Dimensional Stone (Pvt.) Ltd., Greenstar Marketing Guarantee Limited, NTDCL, and Lakson Tobacco Company, as well as individual and overseas Pakistani clients in the UK, UAE, and Saudi Arabia — managed remotely with no personal presence in Pakistan required. He also leads community initiatives including a ***+ member ADJ exam preparation group and the Lawyers of Mardan networking community. *"Helping You Get Justice."* 📍 Office No. *, District Courts, Mardan, KPK | 📞 ****-******* / ****-******* | ✉️ saeeds*@gmail.com | Facebook: saeed.advocate

We provide legal assistance in a variety of areas that includes Civil, Revenue, Family, Criminal, Labour, Constitutional, Election, NAB, FIA, ATC Etc. Contact with confidence ****-*******

We provide comprehensive legal services in Civil, Criminal, Family, Constitutional, Service, Property, Revenue and Inheritance matters. Our services include litigation, appeals, writ petitions, bail, FIR-related matters, family disputes, child custody, maintenance, property and revenue disputes, succession and estate matters, contract drafting, legal opinions, corporate and NGO/Trust matters, and legal documentation. We also provide complete case management and representation for overseas Pakistanis through our network of Advocates across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Pakistan.

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Justice Law Associates

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Advocacy

LLB

University of Peshawar

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Civil Law Family Law

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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Bar Council

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Life Member (View Detail)

District Bar Association Mardan

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Life Member

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Peshawar High Court Bar Association

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Shariah Course

Islamic international University Islamabad

Christian Law of Inheritance (View Detail)

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Christian Law of Inheritance In Pakistan By Saeed Ahmad Khan Advocate High Court *********** The Laws governing Inheritance among the Christians in India have been discussed in this article. The Indian Succession Act, **** provides for the inheritance laws for all other religions, including Christians. Christians have varied laws on succession and familial relations. The rules for succession among the Christians has been codified under the Indian Succession Act, ****, while on the other hand customary practices also have an influence on the principles of inheritance. The British Indian Government enacted the Indian Succession Act, **** which was to apply in the case of Christians. This Act was later replaced by the Indian Succession Act, **** (hereinafter referred to as “ISA”), which currently governs the inheritance in case of Christians. Certain customary practices also influence the principles of inheritance in case of Christians and have also been considered by the courts in India. Estate All property owned by an individual, irrespective of the mode of acquisition, the) mode of acquisition is treated as the individuals’ self-acquired property and is free to dispose-off the same in any manner during his lifetime. In case the property has not been disposed-off by way of will, then the same shall devolve upon his / her successors and heirs upon his death. Properties or money given by the interstate to a child for his / her advancement in the life would not be considered at the time of distribution of the intestate’s wealth / property. Descendants & Rules of Inheritance The laws of inheritance applicable to Christians are same for both genders. The property of a person dying intestate is bequeathed to the spouse of the deceased , or upon those who are kindred of the person deceased. Chapter II of the ISA provides for the order and the concerned rules for the devolution of the estate and the share to be allotted to the heirs. The IS