Civil Laws

What separates a necessary party from proper party in a suit?

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—That a party, without whose absence a suit cannot be proceeded with and a final and binding decree cannot be passed, is called “necessary party”. A person whose presence is necessary for the adjudication of all issues and matters involved in the suit and whose interest in or against the relief or the subject matter … Read more

Mr. A has brought a property suit against B. The trial court decreed the suit against B, and for that, B filed an appeal but unfortunately, B’s lawyer withdrew B’s appeal without B’s consent and it eventually went in favor of A. So please guide that what option B has in this scenario?

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B may file an application for fraud and misrepresentation in accordance with Section 12(2) of the Civil Procedure Code of 1908. B must show that fraud was committed against B and that the trial court granted B’s counsel withdrawal application in defiance of the actual circumstances. B must show that the decision to withdraw the … Read more