(3) No application for joinder shall be allowed after final submissions. 93. Objection to Joinder:1) Either party to the suit may object to any application for joinder whether submitted by the other party or by a stranger. (2) If the Court is satisfied that the application for joinder does not rely on any genuine interest or that it is meant to delay the trial of the suit, it shall reject the application. 94. Power to Dismiss or Add Parties:1) The Court may of its own motion or on the application of the parties, at any time before passing a decree, order:(a) That any person be made plaintiff or defendant if his joinder is either necessary or proper for the fair or just trial of the suit or its final disposal; (b) That any plaintiff be made defendant or that any defendant be made plaintiff; (c) That the names of parties improperly or unnecessarily joined be struck out. (2) No person shall be added as a plaintiff without his consent. CHAPTER 2. TENDER OF DEBT OR DAMAGES. 95. Payment into Court by Defendant:1) The defendant in any suit to recover a debt or damages may at any stage of the suit deposit in Court such sum of money as he considers to be in full settlement full of the claim. (2) Notice of the deposit shall be given by the Court to the plaintiff and the amount of deposit shall with the leave of the Court be paid to the plaintiff on his application. (3) No interest shall be allowed to the plaintiff on any sum deposited from the date of the service of such notice on the plaintiff whether such sum is in full settlement of the claim or fall short thereof. 96. Procedure Where Plaintiff Accepts Full or Partial Satisfaction:(1) Where the cause of action in a suit or a part thereof is recovery of money and one of the parties admits that such money is due from him to the other, the Court may order the deposit of such money in Court or the delivery thereof to the other party on such terms as it thinks necessary. (2) The execution of such order shall be made in the manner provided for by this Act for execution of financial decrees. 20