In case of suit by Provincial Government of Punjab the titled will be___________________?
Correct answer: D. Province of Punjab Vs ABC
- A. None of the these
- B. Chief Minister of Punjab Vs ABC
- C. Interior Ministry of Punjab Vs ABC
- D. Province of Punjab Vs ABC
Explanation
Under section 79 CPC, a suit by or against a Provincial Government is brought in the name of the Province, not its Chief Minister or a ministry. Therefore, Punjab is properly named as the plaintiff in the title.
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