Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in India

Dear sir, one advocate file in the court out vakaletnama with taking full and final payment from us without give us receipt in cash but he could not perform properly and he could not come in the court on the date and he was appear after order next date by judge. so , i was change my advocate without notice to him and new advocate took fee in advance in cash without receipt giving to us but he said that he will fight best . our case is cheating through false affidavit sold us a property mutated from L&DO and seller do crime with us and department of L&DO because seller disclose in the affidavits that they are only two legal heirs after death of deceased but they more of them legal heirs , and decease leave behind his death registered will in the favor of sellers and also seller due to demand of l&DO NOC of other legal heirs choose short cut method and file false affidavit and took mutation and get free hold in favor of benifiary of registered will and other legal heirs are after sold the property come out and file partitition suit on propety and make us party . but other legal heirs are could not file any criminal suit against the seller because they are work in govt department . so kindly give me suggestion that my new advovate said that he file section 340 for allowing 156(3) in high court but still to i want to see his performance in the session court on the date then i was took step for next proceeding . is it possible for me that we shall continued my old advocate on the criminal case or not? and what is possiblity of my case as per your view of legal advice?


Asked on 8/06/13, 8:53 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Fca Prashant Chavan Expert Edge LLP

06.08.2013

Dear Sir / Madam,

There is a saying in English : "Once bitten; twice shy". You paid your first advocate in advance and he did not attend the hearing not just once, but on two occasions in the Court. Still not learning that you made mistake the first time around by making an advance payment, you foolishly go and again pay the second advocate an advance payment to represent your case in the Court. Keep your feet firmly embedded on one stone only .... No case judgement can ever be predicted in advance, because it all depends on the facts and more important, how the facts are presented before the Judge hearing the matter.

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Answered on 8/06/13, 9:31 am


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