1. No , if the decree already passed , then you have right to get the same as per law.

- Otherwise, you can get certified copy from the Court directly.  

2. No,if you are a party of the case, then you have right to get the same without any hurdle. 

3. Yes ,  because now your case decreed ,and the file has been sent to record room.

4. Court will not entertain the objection of lawyer , if any 

5.Firstly you should lodge your complaint with the higher official of police like DCP/Commissioner , after stating all the details , and thereby prayed to register FIR against the 2 sons.

- If , no response within the week , then you should move an application before the Magistrate , for seeking status report in the said FIR. 

6.  Magistrate 

7. Even now , and not after filing the charge sheet

8. Through your lawyer 

9. In the said application and complaint , you must mention that the said I.O of the case malafidely trying to safe the two sons , and may be , he will not made accused in the case. 

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You need to make application under section 319 crpc for the same to include them as accused. That is the discretion od the police you can  file application seeking directions from the court for their arrest

1) you are entitled to decree even if lawyer objects 

2) after case is decreed you have to apply for certified copy of decree

3) lawyer is always at liberty to file suit to recover his fees 

4) lawyer must have in writing the fees agreed to be paid by client 

1. The dispute between you and lawyer, irrespective of who is right, is not a ground on which the court can refuse to pass the decree and/or deliver the certified copy to you.

2. If you have filed an application and made certain allegations against the lawyer then he has to be given an opportunity to file his reply but this does not mean that court can refuse to deliver the certified copy of decree to you. File a revision petition in the High Court to direct the trial court to proceed according to the law.

3. As a litigant you have the right to discharge your lawyer at any stage of the case.

4. Court is not going to direct police to arrest the accused. The remedy is to file a petition for fair investigation before the High Court.

1. If the court has passed judgement and decree then there is no more problem for you and through a law clerk you can get a certified copy of the decree. So you need not run from pillar to post personally.

2. Now your LAWYER in no way can restrain the court form supplying you the certified copy of the decree.

3. The charge sheets is mostly submitted against the persons who are named in the FIR.

4. File a writ petition in high court to get the accused persons arrested. 

Dear Querist

My opinion on your queries are as under:-

1) if lawyer files objection, can judge refuse to give decree copy to me?
Opinion:- When the Case finally decided than there is no requirment for the advocate for the copy of decree or any other documents. the judge can not refused to provide the certified copy of the decree to you or to any other person as after completion of the case, the file will be public file and anyone can obtain the certified copy of the same.



2) If so, under what Order and Rule of CPC?
Opinion:- There is no provision in Law.

3) does the vakalat given by me expires when the case is decreed?
Opinion:- yes, when the court pronounce Judgment and make decree then the Vakalat given by you or opposite party has been expired and ceased to be a vakalatnama.


4) Is it legal for lawyer to object, while he has the legal remedy to file recovery case against me to claim "case completion fees"?

Opinion:- It is legal, because you filed some application in which you have mentioned some allegation towards the lawyer hence he has a right to file objections.

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Dear Querist

My opinion on your queries are as under:-

 5) what petition to file to include 2 sons and IPC 421?
OPinion:- If the Charge Sheet has been filed by the police in the Court than you may file a protest Petition before the Court and raised your objections regarding the same 


6) petition to be filed before Magistrate or sessions or high court?
Opinion:- Before the Magistrate.


7) petition to be filed before or after filing charge sheet?
Opinion:- After Chargesheet, because without chargesheet you can not be confirmed that Sons are the accused or not.


8) petition to be filed by PP or through my lawyer?
Opinion:- Through your lawyer or yourself.
as the case has not been initiated oropen by PP hence there is no requirement for the permission of the PP.

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Court cannot refuse to deliver decree. Advocate act is unethical. Client has every right to withdraw vakalatnama. Complain to bar association and bar counsel of state and India.

You can file protest petiton. It will file before same court after filing CS. Through your advocate. No direct arrest by police if offense punishable for the term not exceeding 7 years. Police can arrest if - cheated object not recovered or non co operation of accused or flight risk.  

Magistrate can send them to jail once cahrge sheet filed. Can object the bail.

1.  The court cannot refuse just because the advocate has filed the objection, 

2. The court will follow the due process of law.

3. There is no expiry of vakalat after the case is decreed, it will remain effective after that also until you terminate the services of the advocate by filing a memo to the court in this regard.

4. It is your will and wish and right to disengage the services of your lawyer for the reasons you may rely upon, the advocate cannot object to this step taken by you. 

In fact you can seek remedy against the advocate by giving a complaint in the Bar association/bar council. 

5. The sons are not liable for this cheating activity, hence you may not have any cause of action against them.

6.7, 8,  Don't waste your time on it.

9. It is for the police to arrest them, you cannot do anything about this if the police do not arrest them or if they obtain anticipatory bail.

You have to apply to the court registrar for getting a copy of the decree. If your lawyer is not cooperative, you may engage some other lawyer for the assignment. You may also directly approach the court registrar.

1. No judge will not refuse to provide copy of decree to you. 

2. Apply for copy of decree from copying branch of court. 

3. Yes Vakalatnama comes to end when case is decreed. 

4. He legally cannot object in court to give you copy of decree in case of balance fees. 

5. Criminal complaint should be filed Before magistrate.

6. After charge at stage of evidence you can make application under section 319 CrPC.