Advocate failed to argue the case and withdrew the case

JAIME (Querist) 16 August 2015 This query is : Resolved
I ENGAGED AN ADVOCATE TO FILE A WRIT PETITION IN THE HIGH COURT. ON THE DAY OF HEARING THE ADVOCATE CAME UNPREPARED. THE ADVOCATE COULD NOT ARGUE THE MATTER AND REMAINED SILENT STRUGGLING TO FIND AN ANSWER AND ON THE CONTRARY WITHDREW THE CASE. I HAVE A STRONG CASE BUT THE ADVOCATE CAME UNPREPARED. CAN I FILE THE WRIT PETITION AGAIN THAT THE ADVOCATE WITHDREW THE CASE?

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Guest (Expert) 17 August 2015
Even If the Advocate was Not Prepared He Could have Requested the Court and Would have Taken More Time to file the Same and Normally the Court would Grant the Same.Your Complaint is Un Believable.

SAINATH DEVALLA (Expert) 17 August 2015
Something wrong somewhere in UR query,U say strong case and the advocate came un prepared.Come out with correct facts for a better advice.

Rajendra K Goyal (Expert) 17 August 2015
Consult another lawyer and show him full case file.

R.K Nanda (Expert) 17 August 2015
u can re-open writ by filing application under section 151 of cpc in court that ur advocate withdrew it without ur instructions.

SAINATH DEVALLA (Expert) 17 August 2015
Instead of remaining silent UR advocate could have requested the court for some more time for his arguments or else he could have submitted written arguments,which the court would have certainly granted.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 18 August 2015
Approach the court for re-opening of the petition through another lawyer.

Anirudh (Expert) 18 August 2015
Dear Jaime,
It may be your view that you have a very strong case.
Writ petition will be admitted by the court only if it is convinced that there are merits in the petition.
Therefore the court would have said either we will dismiss the writ petition or you may withdraw.
In order not to get dismissal of the writ petition, your Advocate might have opted to withdraw.
Therefore, one cannot blame the Advocate by saying that he was under-prepared etc., without knowing as to what your case is about for which you filed the writ petition.

Guest (Expert) 18 August 2015
Assumptions and Predictions Will Not Help You in Any Way.Better Follow the Advise of Mr.R.K Nanda .

Biswanath Roy (Expert) 20 August 2015
Disclose the dismissal order.

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