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Sjksjksjks (proprietor)     02 May 2011

Denial of original statement given on oath

Deft no.1 is the owner of flat and Deft no.2 is the secretary of the society.

 

In the year 2004 :-  They filed joint Written Statement and admitted that Deft no.1 is the absolute owner and the exclusive possessor of the said flat.

 

In the year 2005 :-  Order of status Quo passed by the civil Court which is still in force.

 

In the year 2010 :-  They filed their joint “SAY” to some other application of Plaintiff in which they again admitted that Deft no.1 is the owner and possessor of the said flat.

 

In the year 2011 :- The Plaintiff came to know that flat was sold to third party and so he filed a case U/O. 39 rule 2A of C.P.C. against both defendants.

 

In the year 2011 :-  The Deft No.1 filed his ‘written statement’ in the said case U/O.39 Rule 2A and mentioned that his father bought the said flat from the builder and so his father was the owner of the said flat and his father sold the said flat in the year 2006 and therefore the presence of his father and the purchaser of the said flat is just and necessary in the case and he further argued that because he was not owner and because he did not sell the said flat, the case U/O. 39 Rule 2A is not maintainable against him”.

 

Note :-  Advocate in all the three Written Statements / SAY of defendants is same.

 

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Dalip Kumar Chhabra (Advocate)     04 May 2011

As per latest Judgment reported in 2010 Civil Court Cases of Allahabad  High court, you can file a criminal contempt petition.  As per the pronouncement, it is rather a malacious mis-representation causing hindrance in administration of justice.  An admission can in some of the cases, be withdrawn by explaining it to be erroneous in some facts and circumstances. Since your quarry show that they have not withdrawn it.  Law in this regard is that admissions in pleadings are admissible against party making it and there is no need to prove the facts further by any evidence.  Even Apex court states so in contena of judgments.


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