Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 12, Rule 6 -- Judgment on admission - Admission against law - Where question and its answer are both a mixed question of fact and law, a so called admission against law can never be an admission as visualized U.O.12.R.6 CPC...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 12, Rule 6 -- Judgment on admission - Courts can invoke O.12.R.6 CPC only in cases where admissions are unconditional, unequivocal and unambiguous or when admission is based upon undisputed inferences...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Section 100 -- Second appeal - Eviction suit - No question framed about lack of evidence, sub letting or incorrect appreciation of facts by Appellate Court on which the final finding of High Court is returned - More so, there is no discussion by High Court as to reasons required for departure from substantial questions of law framed at the stage..........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 8, Rule 9 -- Replication - Mere non-filing of a replication would not amount to admission of facts pleaded in the written statement...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 13, Rule 4 -- Exhibiting a document - Marking of documents itself will not amount to admission of documents - They are being marked as exhibits...........
Evidence Act, 1872, Section 58 -- Pleadings - Admission of pleadings - Onus of proving it is discharged...........
Medical education -- Admission to MBBS - A candidate belonging to any of the vertical reservation categories who on the basis of his own merit is entitled to be selected in the open or general category, will be selected against the general category and his selection would not be counted against the quota reserved for such vertical reservation categories...........
Medical education -- Admission to MBBS - Allotment of unreserved category seats to meritorious reserved candidates - Cut off for unreserved candidates was much less as compared to cut off for SC/ST/OBC/EWS candidates - Respondents ought to have admitted the appellants against the unreserved categories...........
Evidence Act, 1872, Section 58 -- Admission - Joint family property - When defendant categorically admitted in her evidence that property in question is purchased by donor from joint family income, no further proof is required that suit property is joint family property...........
Evidence Act, 1872, Section 17, 58 -- Proviso - Oral admission - Joint property - Oral admission as to possession of plaintiff over suit property is not sufficient evidence to infer partition of suit property - Proof of partition is necessary as per S.58 Proviso of Evidence Act - Said admission is not sufficient evidence of partition...........
