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    Claims that survive the death of a party include actions to recover real and personal property against an estate, actions to enforce liens on property, actions for injury from torts, and actions to recover money from contracts. If a defendant in a contractual money claim case dies before a regional trial court judgment, the action continues until a final judgment is entered and any judgment against the deceased's estate will be enforced as a money claim. Permissive joinder of parties is allowed if the right to relief arises from the same transaction or series of transactions, there is a common question of law or fact, and joinder is not prohibited by rules on jurisdiction and venue.

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    Claims that survive the death of a party include actions to recover real and personal property against an estate, actions to enforce liens on property, actions for injury from torts, and actions to recover money from contracts. If a defendant in a contractual money claim case dies before a regional trial court judgment, the action continues until a final judgment is entered and any judgment against the deceased's estate will be enforced as a money claim. Permissive joinder of parties is allowed if the right to relief arises from the same transaction or series of transactions, there is a common question of law or fact, and joinder is not prohibited by rules on jurisdiction and venue.

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    R 3 P C A: Laims That Urvive THE Eath OF A Arty

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    Claims that survive the death of a party include actions to recover real and personal property against an estate, actions to enforce liens on property, actions for injury from torts, and actions to recover money from contracts. If a defendant in a contractual money claim case dies before a regional trial court judgment, the action continues until a final judgment is entered and any judgment against the deceased's estate will be enforced as a money claim. Permissive joinder of parties is allowed if the right to relief arises from the same transaction or series of transactions, there is a common question of law or fact, and joinder is not prohibited by rules on jurisdiction and venue.

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    RULE 3 PARTIES TO CIVIL ACTIONS

    1. CLAIMS THAT SURVIVE THE DEATH OF A PARTY:


    a.

    Actions to recover real and personal property against the estate;

    b.

    Actions to enforce liens thereon;

    c.Actions to recover for injury to persons or property by reason of tort;


    d.

    Actions to recover money arising from contract, express or implied.

    2. Death of defendant in action on contractual money claims before judgment of RTC NOT
    ground for dismissal. Action continues until entry of final judgment. Any judgment
    against estate of deceased will be enforced as money claim. Writ of preliminary
    attachment, if any, not dissolved.
    3. REQUISITES OF PERMISSIVE JOINDER OF PARTIES:
    a. Right to relief arises out of the same transaction or series of transactions, whether
    jointly, severally, or in the alternative;
    b. There is a question of law or fact common to all the plaintiffs and defendants;
    c. Such joinder is not otherwise proscribed by the provisions of the Rules on jurisdiction
    and venue.

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