👉 In civil law, a sub-joinder is a type of joint proceeding where two or more parties are brought together to present their case. In this context, "sub" refers to the lower court's jurisdiction and "joinder" refers to the simultaneous presentation of the cases before that court. For example, in a civil lawsuit, if two or more parties have filed separate legal papers, but one party has not yet presented his case, then the other parties might come together for joint presentation.
