NON-JOINDER OF PARTY(IES) - Whether the non-joinder of a party can defeat an action
HELD:
"In law who is a necessary party is not generally left at the whims and caprices of the Plaintiff or Defendant but largely depends, in my view, on the pleadings and claims of the Plaintiff which determine those to be affected and be bound by the result, the outcome of the suit.
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