Supreme Court of India
R. Krsna Murtii v. R. R. Jagadesan
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Legal representativ e – Substitution of – Appellant was the power of attorney holder of his mother who filed a suit – Suit was being prosecuted by th e appellant as the power agent – Appellant’s mother (plaintiff) expired – Appellant sought his substitution in the suit as a legal rep resentative – The said application was dismissed by the trial Court aft er taking into consideration that there were other legal heirs of the deceased and without impleading them, the appellant was not entitled to proceed further – High Court dismissed the revision p etition filed
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