case of “MUHAMMAD IMRAN v.
PRESIDENT KASB BANK LTD. and another” (2014 CLC
561) as under: -
“
10. From the perusal of the above
record available with the plaint and the
examination of the contents of the plaint, it
seems that the presence of defendant No.2 is
necessary for the final adjudication of the case
as the plaintiff was dismissed from service on the
basis of the said report issued by the defendant
No.2 and so also from the fact, that the
defendant No.1 has categorically stated that they
have relied upon the report of defendant No.2
for taking such an extreme action against the
plaintiff. Therefore, since the claim of the
plaintiff against the defendant No.1 is based
upon the inspection report of defendant No.2, as
such the presence of defendant No.2 is very
much a necessity and things would only be
crystallized after completion of the evidence of
defendant No.2 as the plaintiff relies and
depends upon the report of defendant No.2 for
making out its case of damages against the
defendant No.1.
11. It is also a matter of record that the
defendant No.2 has already taken a stance in the
written statement to the effect that defendant
No.2 is not liable for any of the acts as alleged by
the plaintiff in its pleadings; that no cause of
action had accrued against the defendant No.2
that the suit as framed is not maintainable.
Therefore, the right path for the defendant No.2
was to lead its own evidence to this effect, and not to hold back or retard by filing this
application after such lapse of time.”
Used in Judgment of
Lahore High Court
Civil Revision-Civil Revision (Against Interim Order) u/s. 115, C.P.C.
293-I-14

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