"Nothing in section 138 [of the Companies Act, 1968] makes the minutes of resolution of a company exclusive evidence. It only makes the minutes admissible evidence of the proceedings. Parol...
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"In civil cases the trial court gives judgment to the plaintiff on balance of probabilities, and in some instances the weakness of defendant's case can fortify the plaintiffs' case... The...
"Parties are bound by their pleadings, because the pleadings form their battleground. Whatever is not pleaded is not an issue and any skirmishes on unpleaded issue is a mere waste...
"Counsel therefore being ordinarily retained to conduct a cause without any limitation, the apparent authority with which he is clothed when he appears to conduct the cause is to do...
"Fraud does not here mean deceit or circumvention; it means an unconscientious use of the power arising out of these circumstances and conditions; and when the relative position of the...
"First, the representation must be a statement of existing fact. Secondly, the representation must be material and unambiguous. Thirdly, the representee must show that he has acted in reliance on...
"Even if a statement is true in the sense in which the representor meant it but is so obscure that the representee understands it in another sense, in which it...
"A consent judgment will be set aside on any ground which may invalidate an agreement on which it is founded would be rescinded. When therefore, a consent judgment is sought...
"This court will not lightly interfere with concurrent findings of fact made by the trial court and the Court of Appeal, unless such findings are perverse and utterly unreasonable."
"Exhibits A, B and C which were mere statements by PW1 to the Police in the course of investigation, cannot in law, corroborate the oral evidence of PW1. I believe...
"A voluntary confession of guilt by a prisoner is sufficient to warrant conviction without corroborative evidence if it is direct, positive, duly made and satisfactorily proved. It is however desirable...
"An accused person who wants to resile from or retract his earlier confessional statement which he made extra-judiciously to the police, such a statement is not rendered inadmissible by the...