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Effect of a drawn out order for substitution
Effect of failure to make a substitution within 14 days of the substitution order
On whom can be substituted for a deceased party
Persons that can substitute a deceased where the cause of action survives him
Principles governing the substitution of parties
What substitution of a party entails
Whether a dead party can be substituted
Whether a person to whom a deceased party's interest has not been transmitted on the death of a party can be substituted as a party to the proceedings in the place of the deceased
Whether a person who describes himself as “head of family” without more lacks the capacity to apply to be substituted in an action which is purely personal with no family character attached to it
Whether an amendment to substitute a party initially sued and participated throughout the trial with another party will be allowed
Whether an application for substitution can be made nine years after the cause of action accrued
Whether an application for substitution of a party is granted as a matter of course
Whether an application for substitution will be granted where an appeal was filed in the name of a dead person
Whether an application to substitute a deceased party is granted as a matter of course where the cause of action survives the death of the original party
Whether an application to substitute an existing person for a business name which is not a person can be granted
Whether failure to move a motion for substitution affects the substitution made
Whether failure to substitute a person for a deceased party renders the judgment void
Whether once a court order substitution of parties, all processes already filed will have to be refiled to reflect the change of parties
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