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CIVIL PROCEDURE – Summary Judgment – Nature of Admission Required for Summary Judgment

Area of law
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Court
Supreme Court

Order 28 rule 6 summary judgment requires "specific and categorical" admissions—clear, unambiguous acknowledgments of material facts or liability. Vague, qualified, or ambiguous admissions are insufficient. "Specific" means identifying particular facts or obligations with precision. "Categorical" means unequivocal, without reservation or qualification. Without such admission, the…

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