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Sandeep Gupta (Manager)     23 September 2020

Is it common practice in law?

In case No. 'X' Lawyer is representing the plaintiff for challenging the Gift deed executed in favour of defendant No. 6 for schedule A property and sale deed of defendant No.10 for other schedule B property. Both the property belong to the father of plaintiff and Respondent No. 6 who are family members and Respondent No. 10 is  a purchaser of schedule B property. 

Respondent No 10 had already filed another injunction suit  much before  above ''X' case was filed in which  plaintiff and defendant No. 6 are the defendants. In this case recently Respondent No 10 have filed a I.A. to extend the temporary injunction against the defendants when they have come to interfere in the work going on in schedule B property and defendants (who are plaintiff and defendant in 'x' ) filed the joint statement in response to the I.A. and denied that they have interfered. This joint statement is signed by the same lawyer who is representing the Plaintiff in 'X' against the Defendant No. 6.

Is it normal practice in the court that the same lawyer who represent the case of plaintiff  against defendant No. 6 challenging her gift deed in one case files a joint statement of both in another injunction suit concerning the same subject matter. Does it not show the collusion between family members against the purchaser in which lawyer is very much hand in glove with them. 



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