Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 During the second appeal, the respondent died and a request to bring his legal representatives on record was submitted by the appellant to the appellate court about two years before his death, with this request delayed. Another request for condolences was also made. Resistance was filed by the legal representatives of the applicant's deceased respondents in order to file the petition and to set aside the detention, alleging that the appellant as well as the respondent were members of the same fraternity and a Others were concerned that the defendant's funeral procession was regularly attended to by the appellants, so he was fully aware of his death that the respondent was the lord of the village and the authorities replaced him. Took necessary steps for the appointment of a lumberman and in these proceedings h And was told about his appointment. The defendant claimed legal assistance in his place, saying the defendant's sender, who is not contradicted by the appellant, asserted that he did not know the death of the defendant, it cannot be believed that the records were legal There is no basis for delay in filing an application to submit. Appellants were dismissed by the appellants, who died
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