Supreme Court Rules 2000
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336 Numerous defendants
[Rule 336 Substituted by S.R. 2019, No. 50, Applied:09 Sep 2019] In any proceeding in which 7 or more persons –
(a) are subject to the same or a common obligation; or
(b) have the same or a common interest in or in respect of, or are under the like obligations in respect of, a fund or other property; or
(c) otherwise have a common interest in any matter –
one or more of those persons may be sued or made respondent or may be authorised by the Court or a judge to defend the proceeding with respect to the obligation or interest on behalf, or for the benefit, of all persons subject to the obligation or having the interest.