Non-Joinder of Necessary Party - Generally, the issue of non-joinder of a necessary party cannot be raised for the first time in a second appeal if it was not raised or objected to at the trial or first appellate stage. Courts have held that such objections are waived if not raised earlier, as seen in references G. S. Refractories VS Agrawal Brothers - Patna, Thomas VS Thiyagarajan - Madras, and Motilal VS Madan - Rajasthan.
Abandonment in Trial Court - If the issue of non-joinder was abandoned or not contested in the trial court, it cannot be subsequently raised in the second appeal, as emphasized in JAMUNA BEHARANI VS PATARLA POLAYYA DESIBEHERA - Orissa.
Effect of Non-Joinder - While non-joinder of a necessary party may render a suit bad or ineffective, courts have clarified that the plea must be raised at the earliest stage; raising it in second appeal is generally not permissible unless the party was unaware or the issue was not previously litigated, as per Maria Tecla Goes Pereira VS Denzyl Lobo and another - Bombay, Md. Iqbal VS State Of Bihar - Patna.
Exceptions and Clarifications - In some cases, courts have noted that non-joinder can be considered if it affects the maintainability or the effect of the decree, but such issues are typically settled at earlier stages A. B. Raghupathy VS Amsa Gowri - Madras, Jaggarnath Singh VS Laxmi Singh - Patna.
Summary - The prevailing legal position is that non-joinder of necessary parties is a procedural defect that should be raised at the earliest opportunity, and failure to do so results in waiver, preventing its consideration in second appeal, unless exceptional circumstances are demonstrated.
References: - JAMUNA BEHARANI VS PATARLA POLAYYA DESIBEHERA - Orissa - G. S. Refractories VS Agrawal Brothers - Patna - Maria Tecla Goes Pereira VS Denzyl Lobo and another - Bombay - Petchimuthu Konar(Died) vs S.H. Beema Beevi - Madras - Thomas VS Thiyagarajan - Madras - Md. Iqbal VS State Of Bihar - Patna - A. B. Raghupathy VS Amsa Gowri - Madras - Jaggarnath Singh VS Laxmi Singh - Patna - Thanga Sulaiksha Umma VS Nagalakshmi - Madras - Motilal VS Madan - Rajasthan
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