O XLI, Rr 4 and 33 The joint judgment and decree were challenged in three appeals The first and second appeals were not properly constituted, as N was not prepared as a defendant in the first appeal. , While in the second appeal Y was not presented as the respondents, such error would have been fatal under normal circumstances, but they were irrelevant due to the regular hearing of the three appeals, because in the third appeal, all parties involved Arranged as respondents, all parties present in the court in one capacity or another, defective, if any, fine
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