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Denying Things Already Admitted - Courts and authorities cannot deny facts that have been previously admitted by parties, as such admissions are binding and establish the truth of those facts. For example, in cases involving admissions by vehicle owners or tenants, the courts have emphasized that once a fact is admitted, it cannot be retracted or denied later Ramla, W/o. Mohammed Ali VS District Geologist, Department of Mining and Geology, Manjeri, Malappuram - Kerala, SURAJBALI RAM VS DHANI RAM - Orissa, R. Lazarus VS Ann Duraisamy, Rep. by her Power of Attorney Agent S. Ashok - Madras.
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Admissions in Court Proceedings - Parties' admissions during legal proceedings, whether in affidavits, statements, or pleadings, are considered conclusive unless specifically retracted or contested with clear evidence. Denial of such admitted facts is generally impermissible, and courts rely on these admissions to decide cases Amar Singh VS Amarjit Singh - Punjab and Haryana, Jagdish Sharma VS State of Bihar - Crimes.
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Legal Principles on Admissions - The law recognizes that an admitted fact need not be proved further and that denial without valid grounds is not sustainable. This principle applies across various contexts, including contractual disputes, property rights, and procedural matters Manjula Das (Dr. ) VS State of Assam & Ors. - Gauhati, B. GOPALAMMA VS Government Of A. P. , EDUCATION DEPARTMENT - Andhra Pradesh.
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Implication for Procedural and Substantive Rights - Once a fact is admitted, it influences procedural outcomes, such as entitlement to benefits or liability, and substantive rights, such as ownership or tenancy rights. Courts have repeatedly held that admissions, once made, cannot be simply denied to avoid injustice Kalyan Complex VS Sha Sumermalji - Andhra Pradesh.
Analysis and Conclusion:
The consistent legal stance across these sources underscores that parties cannot deny facts that they have previously admitted. Such admissions are binding and form the basis for judicial decisions, ensuring finality and fairness in legal proceedings. Denial of admitted facts is generally impermissible, emphasizing the importance of truthful and consistent disclosures in litigation.
Search Results for "Cannnot Deny Things which are Admitted Earlier"
2021 0 Supreme(Ker) 619 • India - Kerala
N.NAGARESH
respondents have refused to deliver Transit Passes to the Power of Attorney as per Ext.P16 for the reason that the said Attorney had earlier ... Finding of the Court : Such protection cannot plainly be the exclusive privilege of ... illiteracy are proved exposing the woman concerned to danger and the risk of an unfair deal it would be a perversion of the rule to deny ... The offence was admitted by the owner of the vehicle and was compounded. The Power of Attorney holder also admitted the offence on 29....
2010 0 Supreme(Gau) 834 • India - Gauhati
B.K.SHARMA
has been admitted that posts of Demonstrator is equivalent to that of Tutor and reluctantly it cannot be said that petitioners are ... and Lecturer and as to whether posts carry same pay scale - Clarification furnished vide affidavit filed is only reiteration of earlier ... are much more senior to them fact which has been admitted by as well as by official respondents in their counter affidavits - This ... However, one thing has been admitted that the posts of Demonstrator is equivale....
2005 0 Supreme(Kar) 512 • India - Karnataka
B.S.PATIL
Two things emerge from this Government Order. ... Two things emerge from this Government Order. ... Two things emerge from this Government Order. ... Two things emerge from this Government Order. ... That being the position, the Counsel contends the Government Order dated 1-3-2001 cannot be made applicable to deny appointment on compassionate ground. ... In fact, the respondent-State authorities have admitted in their statement of objections that Government Orders are....
• India - Current Civil Cases
PIUS C.KURIAKOSE, N.K.BALAKRISHNAN
whereby he became liable to pay rent—Revision petitioner had paid monthly rent to respondent company for a few months—Petitioner has admitted ... construct nine storied building without removing scheduled building—Findings of fact entered by authorities based on legal evidence cannot ... ... ”The same word may mean different things in different enactments and in different contexts. It may even mean different things indifferent places in the same statue. It all depends on the sense of the provision where it occurs. .....
2009 0 Supreme(P&H) 928 • India - Punjab and Haryana
MAHESH GROVER
1908, O.8, R.3, 4 & 5--Denial of fact--In the wake of specific admission made by a party whether in the suit in question or in the earlier ... 1963--Agreement to sell--The vendors were proceeded ex parte while respondent no.5 contested the claim of the appellants and again admitted ... go on to say that every denial should be specific and if not being so, then by necessary implication, it has to be taken to be admitted ... As mentioned earlier, they did not contest the instant proceedings while respondent No.5 again #HL_....
• India - Crimes
NAVANITI PRASAD SINGH, JITENDRA MOHAN SHARMA
The second thing to be noted is that the owner, P.W.1-Krishna Kumar alias Dewan Das does not deny the incident. ... If these three things are seen together, it would be apparent that the said statement of the deceased and its recording by P.W. 6 ... If these three things are seen together, it would be apparent that the said statement of the deceased and its recording by P.W. 6 ... In his chief, he has admitted the deceased to be his khalasi, This retraction in the cross-examination is apparently only wi....
1979 0 Supreme(Ori) 7 • India - Orissa
K.B.PANDA, P.K.MOHANTY
Section 116 of the Evidence Act postulates that a tenant who has been admitted into possession would not be entitled to deny the ... Law is clear that one who alleges that the state of things is not the real state of things, it is for him to establish it and in that the tenants have signally failed. ... No. 4 is the process-server who stated to have delivered possession of the house in question to Ram Chandra ram on 31-10-1975 if furtherance of the earlier order of eviction passed in H. R. C. ... ... (....
2012 0 Supreme(Mad) 3950 • India - Madras
S.TAMILVANAN
the truth of that thing. ... petitioner/tenant seeking eviction on the ground of willful default in paying the rent, jural relationship between the parties were admitted ... conditional order and stated in the grounds that only the counsel/wife was the tenant and not the petitioner-Held, once the parties admitted ... himself and such person or his representative, to deny the truth of that thing. ... As the petitioner is only a tenant, it is the duty of the petitioner to pay the admitted#HL_EN....
2000 0 Supreme(AP) 690 • India - Andhra Pradesh
B.S.A.SWAMY
deny the benefit to the petitioners on the ground that the earlier orders creating the posts were passed by the D. ... the case - Accordingly the order is set aside and the respondents are directed to admit the petitioners to the posts that were admitted ... and passed orders admitting two more posts of Record Assistants to grant-in-aid - Having accepted the need, the 2nd respondent cannot ... Having accepted the need, the 2nd respondent cannot deny the benefit to the petitioners on th....
2020 0 Supreme(AP) 832 • India - Andhra Pradesh
M.SATYANARAYANA MURTHY
2006 (1) ALD 580 (referred supra), the High Court considered the scope of Order XIV Rules 1 and 2 C.P.C. and directed the Court below to decide the territorial jurisdiction of the Court as preliminary issue, such issues, in fact, when facts are admitted
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