Legal Question in Family Law in India
My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
Hi,
My Question is that I have hired a lawyer to fight my case as I was harassed for Dowry. The first day I went to Lawyer's Office, he made me sign on a Form, I am not sure if it was some Attorney form or something.
I have not seen any other lawyer doing this. What could that mean and what all can a lawyer do based on that. Let us say in future if I decide to discontinue that lawyer, can he just go there in my absence without my permission and disturb my case
5 Answers from Attorneys
Re: My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
You have sign only Vakaltname. Vakalatname gives right to your advocate to appear before the court on behalf of you. if you want to change your lawyer. go to him and get No Objection certificate from him.
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Re: My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
lawyer's sign on a form called "vakalatnama" from your's side, you can change your advocate at any time
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Re: My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
Nothing wrong has been done with you by the lawyer. You may not anticipate events of future. If you want to withdraw from this lawyer and engage someone else, better you inform him in writing, clear his dues and obtain a "no objection certificate" from him.
Re: My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
it may be a vakalath form without which the lawyer cannot appear in court on your behalf if you at any point of time want to change the lawyer you can ask for a no obejction from the previous lawyer
Re: My Lawyer made me Sign form an Attorney Form
it may be Power of Attorney which authorizes a lawyer to appear and plead on behalf of his client.