Impleadment -- Power of Attorney Holder -- Not a Necessary Party
A power of attorney holder may conduct proceedings on behalf of the principal but cannot be impleaded as a party to the suit nor can he substitute the plaintiff -- He can appear only as a witness in his personal capacity, and the provisions of CPC provide for recording of his evidence on issuance of a commission -- Order impleading the power of attorney holder as a party set aside--CPC, 1908, O.1, R.10. (Paras 9 & 10)
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