rejection of the plaint.
2. Two plaintiffs (the plaintiff No. 1 being the husband of the plaintiff No.2) filed the aforesaid money suit against ... giving such direction, the plaintiffs do not exercise option, the Court itself can strike out the unnecessary plaintiff or plaintiffs and proceed with the suit
same. One plaintiff is not related to the other plaintiffs in any manner and it is not the case of the plaintiffs that an extent ... misjoinder of defendants and misjoinder of causes of action.
10. The learned Counsel Mr. M. V. Ramana Reddy appearing on behalf of the plaintiffs-respondents
questions is common to them."
14. Misjoinders are generally classified into three
categories :
(i) Misjoinder of plaintiffs.
(ii) Misjoinder of defendants.
(iii) Misjoinder ... Misjoinder of causes of action can be further divided
into three, viz;
a) Misjoinder of plaintiffs and causes of action.
b) Misjoinder of defendants
dismissed by the Court of First Instance on the ground of misjoinder of plaintiffs and causes of action. On appeal by the plaintiffs this Court ... present plaintiff and one of his co-plaintiffs were struck out from the plaint, and that suit was continued by the plaintiff Tilakdhari, alone
plaintiffs themselves could sue together. The Court pointed out further, that it was not open to the plaintiffs to sue together that there was misjoinder ... gave opportunity to the plaintiffs to elect and on the election three of the plaintiffs were struck off. The three plaintiffs went
questions is common to them."
25. Misjoinders thus, are classifiable into three (i) misjoinder of plaintiffs;
(ii) misjoinder of defendants and (iii) misjoinder ... covered by Order I Rule 1
of CPC it results in misjoinder of plaintiffs.
26. As far as misjoinder of defendants goes, the relevant provision
claim of the plaintiffs emanated from the dealings at
the instance of Nahata, husband of plaintiff No.1 and
father of plaintiff No.2 with ... ordering the plaintiff or plaintiffs to elect which cause of
action is to be proceeded with or which plaintiff should
proceed and which should
analogous vices to which bills in equity are subject--misjoinder of plaintiffs, misjoinder of defendants, and multifariousness or misjoinder of subjects of suit ... although the plaintiff was interested in each, and the defendants were liable in respect of each. In the present case the misjoinder is of this
number of preliminary objections were taken such as (i) misjoinder of the plaintiffs and causes of action, (iii) nonjoinder of necessary parties, (iv) that
Chancery practice there was this difficulty that the misjoinder of plaintiffs was fatal and that if you had any one person among the plaintiffs ... rendered unnecessary by the fact that the Courts may deal with misjoinder of plaintiffs according to the justice and equity of the case
