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Koipalli Ramiah vs Sajja Subbiah And Ors. on 30 November, 1911

This passage was quoted with approval by the Supreme Court in the case above cited. There could therefore be no bar that in a case where the contract was in favour of more than one person and if some of them are not willing to join as plaintiffs, the others could file a suit impleading those who are not willing as defendants and a person cannot be prevented from filing a suit merely because he is only a joint promisee and the other promisees have refused to join him in filing the suit. The main basis of the judgments in Safjur Rahmin v. Maharamunnissa Bibi ILR(1897) and Koripalli Ramiah v. Sajja Subbiah 1912 MWN 415 is therefore no longer available.
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Abdul Shaker Sahib vs Abdul Rahiman Sahib And Anr. on 1 November, 1922

The authenticity of the order can be re-verified from Delhi High Court Order Portal by scanning the QR code shown above. The Order is downloaded from the DHC Server on 09/02/2024 at 22:07:10 MWN 995 Abdul Shakur Sahib v. Abdul Rahiman Sahib ILR (1923) Mad 148:MANU/TN/0139/1922: AIR 1923 Mad 1923 have dissented from the decision in Koripalli Ramiah v. Sajja Subbiah 1912 MWN 415 and held that one of the joint promisees could file a suit impleading the others who are not willing to join them, as defendants in the suit.
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