...-judicial admissions or judicial admissions. Former are informal admissions, not appearing on the record of the case, but judicial admissions are being made in the case itself and are fully binding on the...value by making admissions capable of operating as estoppel under the provisions of the Act. On a cummulative reading of both the sections I find that parties to a proceeding can either make extra...parties that make such admissions. Such admissions can form the basis of the rights of the parties as the same result waiver of proof. Of course a person making admission can withdraw such admission...

...-judicial admissions are informal admissions not appearing on the record of the case. Judicial admissions being made in the case are fully binding on the party that makes them. They constitute a waiver of...proof. They can be made the foundation of the rights of the parties. Extra-judicial admissions or informal admissions unlike judicial admissions, however, are binding only partially and not fully...the claim of the petitioner. If really respondents 3 and 4 had not made such admissions before the Land Tribunal, they would have definitely appeared personally, before the Land Tribunal at least...

...case. Extra- judicial admissions are informal admissions not appearing on the record of the case. The former are fully binding on the party that makes them. They constitute a waiver of proof.... Admissions are broadly classified into two categories; (a) Judicial admissions; and (b) Extra-judicial admissions. Judicial admissions are formal admissions made by a party during the proceedings of the...

...categories: (a) judicial admissions and (b) extra-judicial admissions. Judicial admissions are formal admissions made by a party during the proceedings of the case. Extra-judicial admissions are ...Sec. 58 of the Evidence Act). They can be made the foundation of the rights of the parties. We are, however, concerned with what are called extra-judicial or informal admissions. They are...produced certain letters written by the respondent as containing admissions by the respondent in support of the appellant's case. These letters were produced in court by the appellant before the hearing...

...various kinds. They may be formal or informal. Formal admissions are made for the purpose of Trial Court and they are also of several kinds. Such admission are not generally received in other proceedings.... Informal admissions, whether oral or in writing or by conduct, are made out of Court, in generality, at a time and under the circumstances when the person making it has no idea that the same would..., and under the circumstances, hereinafter mentioned." 19. The kind of circumstances in which "admissions" are made and are to be treated as "admissions" are...

...admissions. Judicial admissions are formal admissions made by a party during the proceedings of the case. Extra-judicial admissions are informal admissions not appearing on the record of the case....characters. Admissions are broadly classified into two categories: (a) Judicial admissions; and (b) Extra-judicial...

...Indian Evidence Act, 1872, the admission of a litigant/party during his examination either in Chief or Cross can either be formal or informal. No wonder, formal admissions are made during the...taken advantage of by any of the parties to the litigant only during the course of the main trial of the suit and such kind of admissions either based on fact or otherwise and taken note of by the...

...documents including Ex.B1- patta pass book. At the same time, the admissions made by the plaintiff 9/14 / cannot be ignored. When by an informal arrangement, the plaintiff and the first defendant have...following substantial questions of law:- (i) Whether the lower appellate Court has committed an error in law in decreeing the suit contrary to the admissions made by...issued. He also would point out that when the plaintiff had made certain admissions in his testimony, it is for him to explain the same. In this case, strangely, the first Appellate Court had come out...

...year 1980 - 1981 in the 2nd respondent college and the admissions to the said course were completed in january, 1981. The petitioners were among the candidates who were so admitted after receiving...attempts. The syndicate also resolved to appoint a committee to go into the other admissions made into the college and submit a report. (4) The registrar of the university, by his...admissions of 33 candidates. As the examinations for the i year were to be held from 30th june, 1981 the petitioners filed writ petition nos. 4502 and 4531 of 1981 challenging the proceedings of syndicate...

...justification given by the Ld. DIT is that as compared to formal education imparted in course of normal schooling, pre-schooling is a kind of informal education which is not recognized or regulated by the...State Government/Education Board/ BMC. (ii) The assessee trust is charging fees for issue of prospects, additional fees on account of supply of School Kit, admissions fees etc. and on the...

...: (1962) 1 S.C.J. 588 has held that if the word 'notice' alone occurs in any such context, it means not only a formal intimation, but also an informal one. The Legislature must b...have in mind the fact that service of notice would include constructive or informal notice. In this case, both the Courts below came to the conclusion that the building was completed on 25.2.1975...below, on the basis of certain admissions made by P.W.1 came to the conclusion that notice had been served on the appellant. There are no grounds to interfere with the concurrent findings of fact on this...

...informal methods of petty courts are meant for tribunals which pass upon conduct in the crowd and hurry of our large cities. The administrative tribunals, which are setting up on every hand, are most...MBBS course. It was submitted that this Court must also take into consideration the fact that the impugned orders set at naught admissions gained by the appellants to the MBBS course, during the years...Priya Gupta v. State of Chhattisgarh (2012) 7 SCC 433 wherein also illegal admissions were dealt with. In the abo...

...of a student seeking admission. Appropriate regulations for this purpose may be made keeping in view the other observations made in this judgment in the context of admissions to unaided institutions...fees to be charged. At the school level, it is not possible to grant admissions on the basis of merit. It is no secret that the examination results at all levels of unaided private schools...are only three:(i) the fixation of ‘quota’ of admissions/students in respect of unaided professional institutions;(ii...

...witnesses for the prosecution, nine of whom were cross-examined, the accused were, I imagine, asked to make some statement and in the statements they made, there appeared to have been certain admissions..., this plea was not a plea of guilty at all. Strictly speaking a plea of guilty in a criminal Court can only be made in response to a charge made by the Court and an informal admission as to guilt does...effect in law. It is quite obvious that an admission of guilt in proceedings such as this or in proceedings of a more informal character could not support, for example, the plea of autrefois convict and...

....40. Even if there were any doubt on the issue, the fact which settles the matter conclusively are the admissions in the counter-affidavit filed by Madhavi in CP No. 14 of 1986...):“After the meeting was over the petitioner and Respondents 2 to 5, that is, the mother and sons had an informal talk in the same room. During the course of this, the...evidence already on record and the repeated admissions of Mani and his group before the Court.47. Furthermore, under Section 194 of the Companies Act, 1956, the minutes of...

...admissions to nursery classes, the following basic issues are hence for our consideration:—i. Whether Right to Education Act applies to pre-school including nursery schools and for...of elementary education. Further, where the school admits children at pre-primary level, such admissions shall be made at that level.2. The Ministry has received representations from...views for formulating a guideline for admissions, which would be consistent with the spirit of the RTE Act, specifically with section 13(1) read with section 2(o) of the Act...

...made oral admissions, confirmed in a writtenstatement, to the effect that he was present at the scene of the murder but didnot shoot anybody. The police charged...Dennis Jr. and Howard Johnson attended an"informal" identification parade at a local police station. They allegedly identified Cox as one of theattackers. Cox was also....,Lascelles Dennis Jr. and Howard Johnson.The prosecution further relied on an ambiguous statement allegedly madeby Cox to the investigating officer after the "informal...

...admission by way of an amendment. According to him, judicial admissions i.e., admissions made in pleadings stand on a higher footing than evidentiary admissions. Ld. Sr. Counsel also brought to our...the FCs are attempting to introduce a new plea that the default was one of continuing in nature and that it was in pursuance of certain 'informal' settlement that the Applicants / FCs had waited till..."informal settlements" with the CD. 4.3 Let us now consider the probable effect of the amendments as sought for by the FCs in Part IV of the Main Application. If the...

...admission by way of an amendment. According to him, judicial admissions i.e., admissions made in pleadings stand on a higher footing than evidentiary admissions. Ld. Sr. Counsel also brought to our...the FCs are attempting to introduce a new plea that the default was one of continuing in nature and that it was in pursuance of certain 'informal' settlement that the Applicants / FCs had waited till..."informal settlements" with the CD. 4.3 Let us now consider the probable effect of the amendments as sought for by the FCs in Part IV of the Main Application. If the...

...CCTV footage. Therefore, following the procedure laid down in Air Force Order1No. 30/2015, an informal investigation was instituted where both the... 2 5. Thereafter, following the aforesaid informal investigation and treating the said incident as an act of.... 6. The TRB relying on informal investigation, in its recommendation recorded that the petitioner was involved in two incidents concerning Hand Held Monitors (HHMs). On the first occasion, it was...