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What to do when want to change lawyer but lawyer is not giving NOC?
27-Oct-2023 (In Divorce Law)
Sir I want to change my lawyer but my lawyer is not giving a NOC what should I do ? please give me right suggestions
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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How do I transfer a case from one advocate to another?
A sworn statement explaining the reasons for the transfer must be attached to the application. The court can also order the parties to come before it and explain why they are seeking the transfer.
Can I change lawyers in the middle of a case?
Yes. If you lose confidence or faith in your lawyer, you can change your counsel. It is best to talk to your lawyer and let him know whats making you uncomfortable or unhappy.
What happens if a lawyer doesn't give NOC?
The client may still hire a new attorney and request the transfer of their case file via the court if the previous lawyer refuses.
Can a client change his advocate?
It is possible in India to replace an attorney who is representing a client without their consent. There are some procedures to follow in this case. According to protocol, you need the courts permission before changing an attorney.
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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Adv. Vijay Raghav Singh
Jabalpur | 100+ Answers
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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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Adv. Rashid Suhail siddique
Jabalpur | 25+ Answers
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If the lawyer is not present and not prepared to issue an NOC, then you can request that the court appoint an advocate for you. Or you can give the advocate a directive to appear in order to provide an NOC. The court can be informed that the lawyer has not given the NOC on purpose.
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