When suit has been duly instituted a summon may be issued to________________?
Correct answer: C. Defendants
- A. Government
- B. Nazir
- C. Defendants
- D. None of the these
Explanation
After a suit is duly instituted, the summons is issued to the defendant so that the defendant is notified of the claim and required to appear and answer it. A Nazir or the Government is not the ordinary recipient unless the case specifically involves them.
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