We filed partition suit and advocate changed side how to get our share

537 votes

As per your contention you and your siblings have right to the share of your mother's entitlement in her father's property who died intestate.
Though you have stated to have filed a suit, you have not stated what is the nature of the suit, assuming it to be partition suit, whether the same has been disposed by court, if so what is the disposal details. Do you have the relevant case papers with you?
If you dont know the details, you may ask your advocate the following details:
1) case no.
2) name of court
3) name of parties (both sides)
4) nature of suit (partition or injunction or what)
5) status of case
6) if disposed, date of disposal,
6)if dismissed, then why?
7) if has been decreed against you, whether an exparte decree or contested decree

Collect all the above details and revert with further questions for more proper opinion to your query.

Advocate T Kalaiselvan LawRato

848 votes

Sir/Madam,
it is so unfortunate to hear the advocate appearing for you was biased. Don't worry. Anyway, that will not stand in the way in pursuing your further remedies through an another counsel. first, you please ascertain the position of your advocate in representing your case. if you are not satisfied with his conduct , then get a change of vakalath from him and hand over the case to some one you trusted. if he refuse to given a no objection, then you can very well file an petition to revoke the vakalath already given by you to your counsel.
secondly, in case, your case was dismissed or set as expartee for his absence. you can recourse the same with another advocate. remedies are provided under the law at all the stages of the case.

Advocate N Sudalai Muthu LawRato