Principle

EVIDENCE LAW β€” Judicial Admission β€” Conclusiveness of Admission by Counsel Under Section 75 of the Evidence Act

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that judicial admissions are conclusive, dispensing with proof and precluding further dispute on the admitted fact. The principle applies where admissions are made. It ensures that admitted facts are accepted. The principle reflects the binding nature of admissions. It prevents parties from…

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