| Citation(s) |
|---|
| 1993 SLG 872 1993 SLD 872 1993 CLC 1013 |
Lahore High Court
MIAN ALLAH NAWAZ
T. H. Rizvi for Appellant. Hafz Tariq Nasim and Zahid Hassan Khan for
Respondent
MIAN ALLAH NAWAZ
T. H. Rizvi for Appellant. Hafz Tariq Nasim and Zahid Hassan Khan for
Respondent
Syed BASHIR HUSSAIN SHAH and another
VS
ADMINISTRATOR, THAL BHAKKAR
Law:
Section:
(a) Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908)--- ----OXLI, R. 20 & S. 151---Inherent powers of Appellate Court---Person not a party in original suit could be impleaded as a party in exercise of its inherent powers where he, was shown to be a necessary party and no decision could be rendered without joining him as a party---Provisions of O.XLI, . R, 20; Civil Procedure Code, 1908, were neither comprehensive nor exclusive; same would not denude Appellate Court from its inherent powers under S. 151, Civil Procedure Code, 1908. Sohan Singh v. Santa Singh AIR 1923 Lah. 491; Pir Abdullah Shah Hamayun PLD 1957 Lah. 1034; Malik Muhammad lqbal v. Ghularn Muhammad and another 1990 CLC 670; Muhammad Nisab Khan v. Azad Govt. of AJ&K 1987 CLC 1329; Pachkauri v. Ram Khelawan AIR IQ14 All. 293; Firm Shiam Lal v. Dhanpat Rai AIR 1925 All. 768: Monjiram v. Manckla; AIR 1929 All 353; Zamindar Garu v. Govindarajula Venkata Subbaravadu 4 1C' 1132: Smt. Hemanigini Debi v. Haridas Banerjee 46 IC 395: United Province v. Atiqa Bcgum AIR 1941 FC 16; Shanti Lai and others v. Firm Hira Lai Shed Narain through Shiv Karan Das and others AIR 1941 Lah, 402 and Said Muhammad and others v. M. Sardar and others PLD 1981) SC 532 ref. (b) Civil Procedure Code N of 1908)--- ----0. XLI, R. 20, 0.1, R. 10 & S. 151---Provisions of procedural law---Mode of interpretation---Provisions of O.XL1, R.20, 0.1. R.10 and S. 151, Civil Procedure Code 1908, being part of procedural law, same are to be liberally construed in order to advance the calls of doing substantial justice instead of killing the cause on mere fetish of technicalities. (c) Interpretation. of statutes--- ---- Provisions of procedural law are to be liberally construed in order to advance the calls of doing substantial justice instead of killing the cause on mere fetish of technicalities. (d) Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908)--- . ----O.XLI, R. 20 & S. 151---Appellate Court's power to implead a party after expiry of period of limitation---Appellate Court, apart from O.XLI, R.20, C.P.C. has powers under, S. 151, C.P.C. to implcad any party as respondent who had been left out by appellant due to inadvertent error, even after the expirty…
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