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Admits receipt of tax receipt - The defendant admits that the document in question is the tax receipt of the plaintiff, as evidenced by multiple references to receipts and acknowledgment of payments (e.g., Exts. A11, A12, A13; Krishnakumar VS V. Gopalakrishnan - Kerala, Madan Lal Shaw VS Kartick Kumar Gupta - Calcutta).
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Recognition of property-related receipts - The defendant's acknowledgment of property tax receipts indicates an acceptance of the plaintiff's ownership or interest in the property, which supports the claim that the document is indeed the plaintiff's tax receipt (Krishnakumar VS V. Gopalakrishnan - Kerala, Madan Lal Shaw VS Kartick Kumar Gupta - Calcutta).
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Legal implications of admission - Such admissions are significant in establishing the authenticity of the receipt and the defendant’s acknowledgment of the plaintiff’s rights concerning the property or transaction documented therein (Shrikant Gopalkrushna Tare VS Vasant Nagorao Mahalley - Bombay, Lakkamma @ Lakshmamma, Wife Of Doddegowda @ Doddaiah VS Jayamma, Wife Of Puttaraju - Karnataka).
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Overall conclusion - The defendant’s explicit admission that the document is the plaintiff’s tax receipt serves as a crucial piece of evidence affirming the receipt’s authenticity and the plaintiff’s claim over the property or transaction referenced (Krishnakumar VS V. Gopalakrishnan - Kerala, Madan Lal Shaw VS Kartick Kumar Gupta - Calcutta, Shrikant Gopalkrushna Tare VS Vasant Nagorao Mahalley - Bombay).
References: - Krishnakumar VS V. Gopalakrishnan - Kerala: Admission regarding property tax receipts issued by Cochin Corporation. - Madan Lal Shaw VS Kartick Kumar Gupta - Calcutta: Admission of the plaintiff as landlord and acknowledgment of tax receipts. - Shrikant Gopalkrushna Tare VS Vasant Nagorao Mahalley - Bombay: General context of pleadings and admissions related to receipts. - Additional references to receipts and acknowledgment in Lakkamma @ Lakshmamma, Wife Of Doddegowda @ Doddaiah VS Jayamma, Wife Of Puttaraju - Karnataka, T. N. Anantha Balaraje Urs VS Gunamba Nanjaraje Urs. - Karnataka, and others support the significance of the defendant's admission.
Search Results for "The Defendant Admits that it is the Tax Receipt of Plaintiff"
2009 0 Supreme(Bom) 1337 • India - Bombay
C.L.PANGARKAR
Specific Relief Act, 1963-Sections 38 and 41-Injunction-Grant of-Pleadings have to be construed liberally-Plaintiff cannot be non-suited ... clause of pleading must be considered in the context of entire pleading in order to determine exact nature of relief sought for by plaintiff ... Defendants 1 to 8 filed their Written Statement which is infact a very cryptic written statement. They have denied all adverse allegations. The defendant No.1 admits receipt of notice from plain....
2016 0 Supreme(Mad) 1574 • India - Madras
P.KALAIYARASAN
after obtaining approval from the panchayat at second defendant has no right over property - Second defendant, while removing encroachers ... of others – Therefore he has filed the suit with leave to dispense with Section 80 notice to file suit – Held, Second defendant ... on presumption that structures put up in suit property was removed only subsequent to filing of suit - Predecessor of plaintiff ... The plaintiff also filed receipt for payment of penalty kist towards the suit land; ....
2022 0 Supreme(Cal) 1364 • India - Calcutta
SOUMEN SEN, AJOY KUMAR MUKHERJEE
West Bengal Premises Tenancy Act then admission on behalf of defendant /tenant that plaintiff is landlord in respect of suit property ... - Here in pleading and evidence defendant has admitted plaintiff as landlord and he has further admitted by giving reply to notice ... to quit that notice has been duly served upon him - Plaintiff is entitled for recovery of possession of suit property against defendant ... Professional tax receipt is marked as exh....
2005 0 Supreme(Kar) 791 • India - Karnataka
S.R.NAYAK, N.KUMAR, RAM MOHAN REDDY
The defendant appealed the judgment. ... The defendant, who was the adopted son, contested the suit on the grounds of adoption, property disposition, and Hindu law. ... Finding of the Court: The court found that the adoption of the defendant by the adoptive mother in terms of the Will ... The defendant, however, admits that the plaintiff, the natural mother, though given in marriage during the year 1935 was residing with her mother, late Lingajjammani until her death in the year 1975....
2014 0 Supreme(Ker) 500 • India - Kerala
K.HARILAL
Further, again 1st defendant admits that the few remittance made by the plaintiff to the GCDA was only as per the direction given by this defendant as an agent of the 1st defendant. ... 12. ... Ext.A11 is the property tax receipt dated 24/10/2005 issued by the Corporation of Cochin. Exts.A12 and A13 are the property tax receipts dated 11/10/2006 and 9/6/2007 issued by the Cochin Corporation to the plaintiff. Ext.A....
2024 0 Supreme(Kar) 272 • India - Karnataka
KRISHNA S. DIXIT, RAMACHANDRA D. HUDDAR
The defendants admitted the agreement but contended the plaintiff was not ready and willing to complete the transaction. ... Fact of the Case: The plaintiff sought specific performance of a sale agreement for ... Specific Performance - Contract Law - Section 16(c) of the Specific Relief Act, 1963 - The court emphasized the necessity for the plaintiff ... Whereas, DW.1 being defendant no.1, though admits about contents of Ex.P1 and subsequent receipt of Rs.50,000/-, s....
2019 0 Supreme(Kar) 1422 • India - Karnataka
H.P.SANDESH
that she gave a loan to defendant an On Demand Pro-note and consideration receipt - Whether the plaintiff proves that defendant ... and consideration receipt - Whether plaintiff is entitled to the relief as prayed - What Order– Held, Case on hand power of attorney ... has agreed to repay the loan with interest at 2% p.m. - Whether the plaintiff proves that defendant executed an On Demand Pro-note ... He admits that his wife has disc....
2020 0 Supreme(Chh) 395 • India - Chhattisgarh
MANINDRA MOHAN SHRIVASTAVA, RAM PRASANNA SHARMA
the defendant. ... that the plaintiff proved an oral agreement for transportation charges, while the defendant failed to prove an alternative agreement ... Ratio Decidendi: The court held that the plaintiff proved the oral agreement for transportation charges, and the defendant ... Shyam Ji Mishra (DW1) admits in para 22 of his cross-examination that supply of coal was made against ''C-Form'' which used to be obtained by the defendant company from the Department of S....
2005 0 Supreme(HP) 74 • India - Himachal Pradesh
LOKESHWAR SINGH PANTA, K.C.SOOD
Fact of the Case: The plaintiff, a Chartered Accountant Company, advised the defendant Corporation to participate in ... The plaintiff claimed professional fees at 1% of the total liability, but the defendant only paid a partial amount, leading to a ... Issues: The issues included the plaintiff's registration, the acceptance of terms and conditions by the defendant, the amount ... He also admits the receipt of professional fees bill Ex.PW-1/D and the letters Ex.PW-....
2011 0 Supreme(Del) 927 • India - Delhi
GITA MITTAL
placed material on record disclosing their standing and assets – Defendant offering not to encash the fixed deposit with the bank ... suit is foreigner without anything more would not entitle the other side an order of injunction or attachment before judgement – Defendants ... On the issue of the receipt of payments, defendant No. 1 has disclosed receipt of Rs. 943,574,429 (Rs. 94.35 crores) against the said works till date. ... On the contrary, the plaintiff admits a....
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