By filing the respondents of the constitutional petition, Azam Jammu and Kashmir Interim Constitution Act 1974, section 44 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), 1 1, the non-inclusion of the required party in the constitutional petition, Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Apply Complete The constitutional petition called for the repeal of the order passed by the Revenue Authorities Order, in the case of a joint relief in favor of the appellants, one of the beneficiaries, who was ordered, to his legal representatives. The constitutional petition was not enforced as a defendant. Taking advantage of an order, appeal and constitutional proceedings were always an integral party, and in the absence of it, the High Court had not passed any effective order, and therefore, there was no interest at all as a result. The post-order, he was not an essential party, was the fact that one of the challengers of the extinct order before the deceased R was even arrested on the avenue, which would make his legal representatives the necessary parties in the constitutional proceedings. No effective order could be issued in his absence, so the unnecessary decision of the High Court was, thus, without legal authority and was set aside in the circumstances.
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