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Anand (Financial Planner)     12 April 2011

Change of Lawyer

I want to relieve my current lawyer from my case and later appoint a new one.

Do I need NOC from him?  If yes, can I get a general NOC or does it have to be in favour of my new lawyer?

What should the NOC state?

Please guide.
Thanks.



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 6 Replies

M.Sheik Mohammed Ali (advocate)     12 April 2011

you can got change of vakalat thats enough

adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     12 April 2011

yes no objection from the lawyer is necessary on the vakalat form/

Arup (UNEMPLOYED)     12 April 2011

talk to your new lawer.

according to law it is not necessary. but to avoid their internal dispute sometimes lawyers demand it.

sometimes old lawyer  extract money on this ground.

nripendra rautela (member)     14 April 2011

may i suggest on your point that if any already engaged lawyer is being discontinued from any case, he must be informed with thanks and you may ask your new lawyer to have a talk with previous one about he is now your lawyer.

Sarvesh Kumar Sharma Advocate (Advocacy)     15 April 2011

first of all clear your line of action in which your lawyer works ,and if he goes through law then he is not yr pet!

o.k.good night!

A.VIVEK ADVOCATE (ADVOCATE)     16 April 2011

 my learned advocate gave the correct advice to you please follow the same


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