Possible Conflict of Interest & Bailable warrant Issued in 498A Case
16-Feb-2026 (In Divorce Law)
It has come to my knowledge that my lawyer, Amit Chaudhary, is associated with the opposition party. Additionally, in my sister’s case under Section 498A, a bailable warrant has been issued. Kindly advise on the appropriate legal steps to be taken in this matter
If you genuinely apprehend that your lawyer’s association with the opposite party may prejudice your case, you are fully entitled to change your counsel, as the client-advocate relationship is based on trust and confidence; if necessary, you may also file a complaint before the appropriate Bar Council with supporting material. Regarding your sister’s case under Section 498A IPC, since a bailable warrant has been issued, she should promptly appear before the concerned court and furnish the required bail bonds to secure release, along with moving an application for recall of the warrant to avoid escalation into a non-bailable warrant and further complications.
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