relied upon to cite that amendment
does not give right to plead inconsistent or in variance with the original
pleadings. On this aspect the case ... case of the defendants is that the plaintiff has not pleaded
any facts to claim exemption from the law of limitation as no relevant
facts
argued that the defendant no. 1 has taken inconsistent stand in
his pleadings in suit no. 437/2012 and the Ld. Trial Court judge
Tuli P Techno Engineers vs R D Verma And Co (P) Ltd on 26 November
Court, has now filed this suit with
factually incorrect allegations and inconsistent pleadings. The
suit is barred by limitation, particularly regarding the cancellation
of documents
local representative on behalf of the defendants. All
allegations regarding inconsistent pleadings, police enquiries, public
notices, lawful construction by the defendants, improper valuation, non-
payment ... court
framed issues relating to the validity of pleadings, competency of
Defendant No. 3 to transfer title, valuation and maintainability of the suit,
genuineness
Kesar Devi Baid & Ors vs Anita Pal on 27 April, 2013
IN THE COURT
tenant relationship
between the parties.
29. However, pertinently, the respondent has inconsistently
pleaded in his written statement that he had paid pagri to the landlord ... versus Rajiv Jain Page No. 16/35
earlier pleading of the respondent. Such mutually inconsistent pleas
cannot be accepted.
30. Further, the onus to prove
tenant relationship
between the parties.
29. However, pertinently, the respondents have
inconsistently pleaded in their written statement that they had paid
pagri to the landlord ... harmony with the earlier pleading of the respondents. Such
mutually inconsistent pleas cannot be accepted.
30. Further, the onus to prove a fact rests
once his presence is proved at the spot. The rule of
inconsistent pleadings is alien to criminal law and the inconsistency
cannot be taken into
complainant. The complainant thus argued that
the accused has firstly been pleading inconsistent stands and in any case has not
put any probable defence