Death of Civil Procedure Code Order XXII, Marriage and Enforcement of Parties OXXII, R 9 [Prior to Amendment of the Law Reform Ordinance (XII of 1972)] and Section 115 of the Limitation Act (IX of 1908), Article 171 and Section 5 The legal representative of the defendant's deceased defendant (s) was not brought on record within the stipulated time because the court has dismissed the suit on the death of the defendant, who lived in cities far from the court. There are plaintiffs and other defendants (lawyers) although the real brother was deeply involved in the litigation about the property and the litigation from such plaintiff. It was not expected that the trader would disclose information about Modi's death to the trader plaintiff because in his favor, the lawyer's defendant remained silent and in the case despite his death being revealed a long time ago. It was represented, that the defendant was shown good reason for granting a waiver due to the termination of the case. Thus, this was a valid case in which the courts had granted b. The Yellow should have exercised powers under O XXII, R 9, the Civil Code of Conduct, 1908 and Section 5, the Limitation Act 1908, and immunity from delays in defending a suit on a merit, therefore, does not remain on that premises. On which he proceeded and must be set aside, the trial court was returned to the trial court to settle the case, the trial court was instructed to allow the replacement of the legal representative of the seller and After proceeding with the trial.
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