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Wakalat Nama (Power of Attorney for Court)

وکالت نامہ (عدالتی کارروائی)
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Required Document Fields & Placeholders

These party credentials and case variables are dynamically merged into the draft:

Court Name
بعدالت جناب
Placeholder: {{court_name}}
Case Title
عنوان مقدمہ
Placeholder: {{case_title}}
Client Name (Plaintiff/Respondent)
سائل / سائلان کا نام
Placeholder: {{client_name}}
Advocate Name
نام وکیل صاحب
Placeholder: {{advocate_name}}
Professional Fee (PKR)
کل وکالت فیس
Placeholder: {{advocate_fee}}

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بعدالت جناب: {{court_name}}

عنوان مقدمہ: {{case_title}}

مقدمہ مندرجہ عنوان بالا میں مسمی/مسمات {{client_name}} اپنی طرف سے پیروی و جوابدہی کے لیے فریق ذیل کو مقرر کرتا ہے۔

میں مسمی {{client_name}} اپنے ہوش و حواس خمسہ میں جناب {{advocate_name}} کو اپنا وکیل مقرر کرتا ہوں اور انہیں عدالتی کارروائی، بحث، گواہیوں پر جرح کرنے، اور راضی نامہ داخل کرنے کا مکمل اختیار دیتا ہوں۔

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Notice: This template reflects standard Pakistani legal drafting conventions for deed writers and legal practitioners. All documents must be signed, attested before an Oath Commissioner / Notary Public, or registered with the competent Sub-Registrar.