written statement as the question of admission by the
defendants made in the written statement, more particularly
in paragraph 8 of the written statement ... taking a definite stand in the written statement.
However, in that decision the amendment of the written
statement was rejected mainly on the ground that
pleas and if the relief could be founded on the alternative plea it could be granted. If the facts are admitted in the written statement ... Amendment to written statement cannot be considered on the same principle as an amendment to the plaint. The pleas in the written statement
original written statement, then also, such admission can be explained by amendment of his written statement even by taking inconsistent pleas or substituting ... appellant in his written statement then such admission can be explained by amendment of his written statement even by taking inconsistent pleas or substituting
plea of adverse possession
amounts to an alternate plea. The plea based on adverse
possession is a destructive plea in relation to a plea based ... alternate plea.
Inconsistent pleas are pleas that differ with one another.
They are pleas that are inconsistent with one another. An
alternate plea
withdrawal of admission in the written statement by defendant who
sought to amend a written statement, and on facts, came to the
conclusion that there ... written statement, and if such a plea of plaintiff is an alternative
plea even though it is inconsistent with the original plea, since there
written
statement, suffice would it be to state that after
going through the (unamended) written statement
and application for amendment of the written
statement ... written statement
as the question of admission by the defendants made
in the written statement, more particularly in
paragraph 8 of the written statement
written statement and such a
plea of the plaintiff is an alternative plea, even though it is
inconsistent with the original plea, since there ... Written Statement and therefore the plea of the Plaintiffs is an
alternative plea and even though it is inconsistent to the original plea,
katkam
observed in paragraph 4 of the judgment that both the pleas
were inconsistent and in order to claim protection under
Section ... inconsistent
pleas are raised by a party, originally it may abandon or
destroy the other plea. However, the effect of such pleas
amendment of the written statement, excepting the plea taken
by the appellants in the application for amendment of written
statement regarding the joint ownership ... written statement as the question of admission by the
defendants made in the written statement, more particularly in
paragraph 8 of the written statement
written statement cannot be
considered on the same principle as the amendment
to the plaint. The pleas in the written statement may
be an alternative ... amendment of the written
statement, excepting the plea taken by the
appellants in the application for amendment of
written statement regarding the joint
ownership
