others , AIR 1956 SC 593 the Court considered the doctrine of election and observed:
"18. An admission is not conclusive as to the truth ... where it is used to express the principle embodied in our doctrine of election- namely, that no party can accept and reject the same instrument
others, AIR 1956 SC 593 the Court considered the doctrine
of election and observed:
"18. An admission is not conclusive as to the truth ... where it is used to express the principle embodied in our
doctrine of election- namely, that no party can accept and
reject the same instrument
remedies constitute one remedy and as such the question of doctrine of election of remedies does not arise. The doctrine of election of remedies ... repugnancy nor inconsistency between the two remedies, consequently, the doctrine of election has no application. Section 13 (1) and (2) of the Securitisation Act proceed
their judgment on the ground that neither the doctrine of estoppel nor the doctrine of election would strictly apply to such a case ... himself either within the doctrine of estoppel, or had taken a benefit and thereby fallen within the doctrine of election strictly so called, as defined
suit for specific performance. The bar flowing from the doctrine of election is very much in the nature of a bar by estoppel ... that failure to note the true test, whether the doctrine of election applies or not, has led to so many inconsistent and improper references thereto
suit for specific performance. The bar flowing from the doctrine of election is very much in the nature of a bar by, estoppel ... that failure to note the true test, whether the doctrine of election applies or hot, has led to so many, inconsistent and improper references thereto
barred by limitation. It fails because of the application of the doctrines of election or approbate and reprobate, and waiver. Finally it fails ... does not arise. The question arises only against Manzoor Hasan. The doctrine of election is stated in these words by Bigelow on Estoppel, 6th edition
thus one cannot blow hot and cold. The principle behind the doctrine of election is inbuilt in the concept of approbate and reprobate. Once again ... where it is used to express the principle embodied in our doctrine of election -- namely, that no party can accept and reject the same instrument
Supreme Court held that the two Acts provide parallel remedies. The doctrine of election of remedies would also not apply as the necessary ingredient ... light of the above discussion, we now examine the doctrine of election. There are three elements of election, namely, existence of two or more remedies
provisions of Section 21 E. Their appointment is based on the doctrine of election which is Rule of estoppel which postulates that no party ... Airport and another , 2010 (10) SCC 422 and held that the doctrine of election is based on the rule of estoppel. The doctrine of estoppel
