NATIONAL INSURANCE CORPORATION versus PAKISTAN NATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION
A XXIX, R1 suit by a corporation person who can sue the Principal Officer Interpretation who can file a lawsuit on behalf of the corporation for recovery on the basis that the plaintiff was sued by the plaintiff on behalf of the plaintiff. The procurement book did not reach the defendant's destination, therefore, because the defendant was the owner of the vessel responsible for paying the claim, one of the defendant's main objections was that it was unable to maintain the case. The same was filed by an unauthorized person. Plots was a legal corporation formed under the National Insurance Corporation Act, 1977, and the Civil Procedure Code, 1908, provided a special provision for dealing with the affairs of companies incorporated under the ordinance of companies, as well as companies. The defendants correctly litigated under Lava. In his corporate name, O XXIX, R 1, was to sign any petition, by or against the corporation under the CPC, and withdrew by the corporation's secretary or director or any other principal officer of the corporation. Who was deposed about it: The facts of the case which the plaintiff signed on behalf of the plaintiff were neither Secretary nor Director but Assistant Manager of the Plaintiff Manager whether any person as Assistant Manager XX Principal Officer. May be defined as described in O XXIX, R 1, CPC Word \ Principal Officer in, Defendant's Assistant Manager It wasn't. Apart from the highest or most important position, he was not the chief or held the post of president and was merely assisting the other senior officers of the plaintiff (corporation).
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