Principle

EVIDENCE – Admitted Facts – Dispensation of Evidential Proof for Admitted Facts in Civil Proceedings

Area of law
EVIDENCE
Court
Supreme Court

Admissions in pleadings dispense with the need for proof. The principle is based on Section 75 of the Evidence Act. The court may act on admitted facts without evidence. The rule applies to both express and implied admissions. The party making the admission is bound…

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