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A court of law can only resolve disputes if the right persons are before it to contest the claim.
In a civil
suit there are Proper Parties these are
parties who are directly involved in the cause of action; parties who
claim for themselves or in a representative capacity; Desirable Parties – these are person or persons not originally
party nor necessary for the determination of the suit but nevertheless needs be
a party in order to be bound because the decision of the court may affect him/her
and also a Necessary Parties – these
are persons whose presence is necessary for the complete determination of issues
and dispensation of justice in the matter.
Person made parties not for their involvement in the cause of action but by virtue of their office. If principal parties sue or are sued however, it may be an irregularity that may be waived.
Person made parties not for their involvement in the cause of action but by virtue of their office. If principal parties sue or are sued however, it may be an irregularity that may be waived.
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