Supreme Court of India
Surendra Prasad Mishra v. Smt. Ramawati and Others
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Advocates: Dispute between lawyers with regard to payment of fees – In the instant case, a claim petition was filed before the appellant holding post of Motor Accident Claims Tribunal in which vakalatnama was filed by two lawyers – Settlement was arrived at between the claimant and the insurance company and signed by one of the lawyer – The other lawyer raised objection that his fees was not paid and, therefore, the compromise should not be recorded – Appellant accepted the request of the other lawyer and held that the compromise petition could only be filed through this lawyer – This order…
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