Section 151, OI, R 10 & O XLI, R 20 Appeal Appeal Court Appeal Joint Appeal to interested parties' principles, the powers of the jurisdiction of O XLI, R20 CPC are applicable only Where the proposed respondent was involved in the matter. The order on which the appeal is preferred, not only where the court finds the defect, applies to the ACLI, R20, CPC clause, but also to the cases where the appellate court involved the respondent appellant. What he wants to do is determine the respondents against whom he wants to sue. The appellate court can only be exercised at the hearing. The appellate court has obtained arbitrary powers under AXLI, R 20, CPC, in the case of involving the respondents, and such powers are exercised by itself or upon application. There may be people who were not parties to this case. The exercise of powers under Section 151 CPC may include respondents and respondents under the rules of the OI, R10, CPC: Appeals also apply to non-joiners where non-parties are not required parties, The appeal may continue but it may be fatal not to join the required party. Any person can be included as the respondents in the appeal even though in this case he was on the same side as the appellant's term was interested in the outcome of the appeal. Referring to the question whether the proposed party is the one whose interests are likely to be discriminated against by the determination in the appeal Not to be daunted and whether or not his presence is necessary for the proper disposal of the appeal
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