P L D 1963 Dacca 87 (PLP)
ALOKESHI BANIK‑ — Petitioner Versus AFTABUDDIN — ‑Opposite‑Party
| Citation | P L D 1963 Dacca 87 (PLP) |
| Forum / Court | Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O. VI, r. 17 & S. 115 Amendment in plaint changing character of plaint though not of suit‑Not allowable‑Decision to allow amendment governed by judicial discretion‑--Arbitrary discretion---‑Interference by High Court‑Plaintiff praying for addition of name of defendants agent in suit relating to sale. |
| Bench Members | Chowdhury, C.J and Idris, J |
| Parties | ALOKESHI BANIK‑ — Petitioner Versus AFTABUDDIN — ‑Opposite‑Party |
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The case was heard and decided by the Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O. VI, r. 17 & S. 115 Amendment in plaint changing character of plaint though not of suit‑Not allowable‑Decision to allow amendment governed by judicial discretion‑--Arbitrary discretion---‑Interference by High Court‑Plaintiff praying for addition of name of defendants agent in suit relating to sale. bench comprising: Chowdhury, C.J and Idris, J.
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Representation
- A. M. Fazlul Wahab for Petitioner.
Headnotes / Summary
Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), O. VI, r. 17 & S. 115 Amendment in plaint changing character of plaint though not of suit‑Not allowable‑Decision to allow amendment governed by judicial discretion‑--Arbitrary discretion
‑Interference by High Court‑[Plaintiff praying for addition of name of defendants agent in suit relating to sale]. A. F. M. Mesbahuddin for Opposite‑Party.
Judgment & Decree
IDRIS, J.
‑I agree with My Lord the Chief Justice. S. B. /A. H. Rule made absolute.