A bailiff can prove service by swearing to an affidavit of service; a certificate of service under Order 7 rule 16 is one means of proof,…

Affidavit evidence not denied by a respondent is deemed to be admitted; the court is entitled to presume that the respondent agrees with the depositions.

A person who is not affected by a decision has no right to appeal against it; there must be something in the judgment that interferes with…

Whether a person has been properly named as a party to an appeal is determined by law, not acquiescence; an appellate court will exercise jurisdiction only…

The power of the Court of Appeal to assume full jurisdiction under Section 16 does not include what the trial court could not have done; the…

It is not a proper exercise of powers under Section 16 of the Court of Appeal Act to overrule a preliminary objection and deny parties the…

A person is liable for his engagements even though he is acting for another, unless he can show that by the law of agency he expressly…

Where evidence given by a party was not challenged by the other side who had the opportunity to do so, the court may act on such…

A defendant who refuses to admit an allegation must state so specifically; pleading that he is not in a position to admit or deny or that…

It is an elementary principle of procedure that facts pleaded by one party and admitted by the other will generally need no further proof.

A document produced before any court purporting to be admissible in any part of the Commonwealth shall be presumed to have a genuine seal, stamp, or…

Compliance with Section 118 of the Evidence Act is one way of proving a power of attorney, but not the only way; the presumption of due…