An affidavit of pleader or his clerk with due signature of any admission made in pursuance of any notice to admit documents or facts shall be sufficient evidence of__________________?

Correct answer: D. Admission as provided in O. XII, Rule 7, of C.P.C.

  • A. None of the these
  • B. Denial as provided in Or. XII, Rule 7. of C.P.C.
  • C. Both (a) and (b)
  • D. Admission as provided in O. XII, Rule 7, of C.P.C.

Explanation

Under Order XII, Rule 7, the properly signed affidavit of the pleader or clerk can serve as evidence of an admission made in response to a notice to admit documents or facts. The rule concerns admissions, not denials.

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