Civil Procedure Code Order XXII O XXII of CPC's Death, Marriage and Involuntary Parties Issue, R 3 Defendants failed to bring the legal representative of the deceased defendant into effect effectively, though the records of the defendant defendants were recorded by legal representatives. Appeal was required to bring them, their failure was no longer fatal to the case when proceedings against a deceased person could be granted, even though the death sentence could have been passed. Enforcement of the defendant's legal representatives, despite his death during the trial, cannot legally preclude progress. Yes. However, the heirs of the deceased defendant had an equal responsibility to bring the legal representative to the notice of the court with the request to bring the record to the notice of death.
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