Supreme Court of India
Ram Niranjan Kajaria v. Sheo Prakash Kajaria and Others
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Evidence Act, 1872 - Admission - Withdrawal of - Permissibility- Suit for partition - Two of the defendants in their written statements made admissions regarding relinquishment of their right in the suit property - After 25 years, seeking amendment of written statement withdrawing their admissions- Held: party cannot be permitted to wholly withdraw the admission in the pleadings - However, the admission can be clarified or explained by way of amendment and the basis of admission can be attacked in a substantive proceedings - Delay by itself may not be crucial in such amendment - Therefore,
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