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A sues B and obtains a decree against him. A applies for execution of his decree against B, but dies during the pendency of the execution proceedings. Rule 3 provides that the application does not abate.
But it does not prevent A’s legal representative from being made a party
No order for substitution is necessary
The legal representative may apply and be brought on record to carry on the proceedings
All of these
- When A sues B and gets a decree, A can apply to execute the decree against B. If A dies while execution proceedings are ongoing, Rule 3 states the application doesn't abate.
- Option 1: This means the legal proceedings can continue, and A's legal representative can be made a party to the case.
- Option 2: No specific court order is required for substitution for the execution to continue.
- Option 3: The legal representative has the right to apply and be added to the case to continue with the execution process.
- Option 4: All of these - This means all the above statements are true regarding what happens in such a situation.
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