SYNOPSIS

ADMISSION IN PLEADING AND THEIR RELEVANCY

Introduction
Admission in pleading is a formal stipulation by the party or their agents that concedes any
element of a claim or defense. It’s effect to determine the issue conclusively, to dispense entirely
with the need for further evidence. As a powerful device for eliminating issues, it plays vital role
in fulfilling the paramount objective of modern procedure, the achievement in every case of a
just, speedy and inexpensive determination. Admissions in pleadings or judicial admission
admissible under Section 58 of the Evidence Act, made by the parties or their agents at or before
the hearing of the case, stand on a higher footing than evidentiary admission. Sec 58 of evidence
act 1872 provides provision for facts admitted need not to be proved.

OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

The Objective of the study are as f0110ws: -

 To find out the role of Evidence Act,1872 related to judicial admission in civil and
criminal justice administration.
 To analyse the relevancy of admission in pleadings.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

This study is 0f DOCTRINAL TYPE and b0th primary and sec0ndary s0urces are taken int0
c0nsiderati0n whi1e making it 1ike; websites, b00ks, and 0ther internet s0urces. The type 0f
study d0ne here is descriptive, ana1ytica1 & critica1 study .This research pr0cess dea1s with
c011ecting & ana1ysing inf0rmati0n within the b0undaries 0f the t0pic.

LITERATURE REVIEW

For the proper understanding and interpretation of the sections without the external influence, I
first went through the bare act of Evidence Act and referred the textbook by Ratanlal and
Dhirajlal.
Also, some Articles titled-

 Watch what you plead: the effects of judicial and evidentiary admissions by paul a traina,
jared w. beilke, Andrew m. jacobson
 A comparative analysis of the judicial and evidentiary admission by ediberto roman
 Evidence- Party’s testimony as judicial admission by Donald j. fallon
 ADMISSION OF DOCUMENTS IN EVIDENCE: Analysis authored by dr. srinivas rao

Journal article

 Judicial admissions by Columbia Law Review

CASES

 Nagindas Ramdas vs Dalpatram Iccharam

 Smt seema thakur vs union of india and ors

 Tarachand agarwal vs state of Orissa and anr.

 Praveen saini vs reetu kapur and anr.

 Missouri housing development commission vs brice