The Principle of Party Formation in Hostility and Litigation
Introduction For a case to proceed properly, the right people must be involved in the dispute. In other words, if it is not correctly determined who will be the plaintiff and who will be the defendant, the outcome of the trial will not be legally sound... Read More
Differences Between Legal Capacity to Be a Party, Legal Capacity to Sue, and Party Status
Introduction In civil litigation, for a case to proceed properly, the parties must possess certain legal capacities. These capacities are crucial not only for the validity of the case but also for the judgment rendered... Read More