1. Then there will be problem for you,
2. You shall have to pay off your lawyer before taking NOC from you,
3. If he charges exorbitantly, you can report the matter to the Bar Council,
4. I will suggest you to settle the matter amicably.
Regarding the change of lawyer
It is referred to my previous question of how can I change my lawyer,I got the answers quiet satisfactory. But I wanna clear another confusion that if the lawyer doesn't want to give NOC and start blackmailing to and demand more money as there was no written agreement as how much should I pay to him.under this kind of circumstances what can I do.please help
Asked 10 years ago in Criminal Law
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2 Answers
1. Have you paid the entire agreed fee of your lawyer? If yes, no lawyer who conducts himself ethically will deny NOC to you.
2. If he does not give NOC in spite of no portion of his fee remaining unpaid then you may complain to Bar Council.
