instance of the person approaching the Court as he was not dominus litis. It held:
"... In a public interest litigation, unlike traditional dispute resolution ... result there is no recognition of the status of a dominus litis for any individual or group of individuals to determine the course or
destination
observed that
although the general rule is that the plaintiff,
being dominus litis, may choose the persons against
whom he wishes to litigate and seek ... aforesaid
provisions would indicate that, though the
plaintiff is dominus litis and may implead the
parties as defendants to the suit, against
whom the plaintiff
observed that although the general rule is that the
plaintiff, being dominus litis, may choose the persons
against whom he wishes to litigate and seek ... aforesaid provisions
would indicate that, though the plaintiff is dominus
litis and may implead the parties as defendants to the
suit, against whom the plaintiff
causes of
action for the petitioner and the petitioner being the Dominus
Litis, he can file the petition before the forum which they
choose ... action is a bundle of facts and the petitioner being
the Dominus Litis, it can approach the forum of his choice are
concerned, the petitioner
proposition underscored in Abdul
Wajid 's Case the petitioner, as dominus litis, could have
chosen to file writ petition before this Bench ... Case
wherein it is opined that a litigant who as dominus litis can
have his forum conveniens, has specifically opined that forum
conveniens
well settled that ordinarily, the plaintiff is a Dominus litis
to the suit and having regard to the specific averments made in the
plaint ... respondent Nos.1 and 2 who have
instituted the suit are dominus litis and it is for them to
choose their adversaries. If they
plaintiff) submitted that the plaintiff in a suit
is the dominus litis and he has the right and freedom to
withdraw the suit filed ... unqualified right in a plaintiff to withdraw
the suit as dominus litis was rejected by pointing out the
exceptions to such right is pointed
Code of
Civil Procedure and that the plaintiff, being the
dominus litis, considering the fact that the suit items
are the ancestral property has filed ... Code is that the plaintiff is
the dominus litis and as such, entitled to
institute his suit in any forum, which the
law allows
learned trial Judge has held that plaintiffs are
dominus litis; they can abandon part of claim or delete
parties and defendants cannot impose terms ... difference. In a suit for
partition, plaintiff cannot be termed as dominus litis to
abandon part of claim or delete parties. The learned trial
Judge
plaint is amended.
(iii) The plaintiff in a suit being dominus litis has the choice of filing a suit of a particular nature or seek
