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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "#Written Statement"
Parties May Adduce Necessary Documentary Evidence At Later Stage If Sufficient Ground For Delay Shown: Jharkhand High Court
Written Statement Not Condition Precedent For Considering Application Under Order 7 Rule 11 CPC: Karnataka High Court
Attempted Fraud & Went To The Extent Of Making Allegations Against Court: MP High Court Imposes Rs 50K Cost On Khandwa BJP MLA
Consumer Forum Cannot Decide Ex Parte Before Expiration Of 45 Days Required To File Written Statement: NCDRC
Admission Made In Written Statement Cannot Be Withdrawn By Way Of Amendment Application Made Under Order VI Rule 17 CPC: Allahabad High Court Reiterates
Accepting Evidence Without Filing Written Statement Is Same As Allowing A Late Reply: NCDRC
Written Statement Jointly Filed Can't Be Amended At Behest Of One Defendant, Without Consent From Others: Allahabad High Court
Arbitrator Committed No Illegality In Accepting A Claim In Toto When No Written Statement Of Defence Was Filed: Punjab & Haryana High Court
Commercial Courts Act | Can't Permit Written Statement After 120 Days, Summer Vacations Not 'Extraordinary Circumstance': MP High Court
Time For Filing Written Statement Can Be Extended By Family Courts If Exceptional Circumstances Shown: Delhi High Court
CPC | 120 Days Period For Filing Written Statement Mandatory In Jammu & Kashmir After Abrogation Of Article 370, Court Has No Power To Extend It: High Court
O VIII R 9 CPC | Defendant Cannot File Counterclaim After Submission Of Written Statement Except With Permission Of Court: Madhya Pradesh High Court
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