interrogatories when delivered shall have a note at the foot
thereof stating which of such interrogatories each of such
persons is required to answer:
Provided ... answered on the
ground of privilege etc., in answer. The court then may
consider and dispose of the Interrogatories. It will not for the
court
admissions consist of facts expressly
admitted either in pleadings or in answer to interrogatories. In
a suit for ejectment, the factors which deserves
inferred from the vague and
evasive denial in the written statement while answering
specific pleas raised by the plaintiff. The admissions can
even be inferred ... admissions consist of facts
expressly admitted either in pleadings or in answer to
interrogatories. In a suit for ejectment, the factors which
deserves
inferred from the
vague and evasive denial in the written statement while
answering specific pleas raised by the plaintiff. The admissions
can even be inferred ... admissions consist of facts expressly
admitted either in pleadings or in answer to interrogatories. In a
suit for ejectment, the factors which deserves
admissions consist of facts expressly admitted either in pleadings
or in answer to interrogatories. In a suit for ejectment, the factors
which deserves
admissions consist of facts expressly
admitted either in pleadings or in answer to interrogatories. In a
suit for ejectment, the factors which deserves
admissions consist of facts expressly admitted either in
pleadings or in answer to interrogatories.
12. Keeping in view the above legal position the issue would
inferred from the vague and evasive
denial in the written statement while answering specific pleas
raised by the plaintiff. The admissions can even be inferred ... admissions consist of facts expressly admitted either in pleadings
or in answer to interrogatories. In a suit for ejectment, the factors
which deserves
admissions consist of facts expressly admitted either in pleadings
or in answer to interrogatories. In a suit for ejectment, the factors
which deserves
admissions consist of facts expressly admitted either in pleadings
or in answer to interrogatories. In a suit for ejectment, the factors
which deserves
