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Want to change lawyer but lawyer is not giving NOC , How to change lawyer without NOC ?


17-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
Sir I want to change my lawyer but my lawyer is not giving a NOC what should I do ?, can i change advocate without noc ?, please give me right suggestions
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Answer #1
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FILE AN APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION TO CHANGE THE COUNSEL WHEREUNDER STATING ALL THE CIRCUMSTANCES WARRANTING INTERFERENCE OF THE HON'BLE COURT SO ALSO MENTIONING THAT YOU HAVE PAID THE SETTLED FEE OF THE PREVIOUS COUNSEL
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Answer #2
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U can file an application before the concerned court where ur case is pending and u can pray for change of counsel and mention the reasons why u wany to do it and also state in it that the counsel is not giving u the NOC so u filed that application.
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Answer #3
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File an application with affidavit before concern court and yourself appear in the court and say that my advocate is not ready to give me NOC and I wanted change my counsel because I am not satisfied with my present counsel
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