As per principle laid down in Order VI, Rule 2, of C.P.C. Pleadings needs to state ?
Correct answer: D. Material facts not evidence
- A. None of the these
- B. Evidence
- C. None of the above
- D. Material facts not evidence
Explanation
Order VI, Rule 2 requires pleadings to contain the material facts relied upon, stated concisely, but not the evidence by which those facts will be proved. Evidence belongs to the stage of proof rather than pleading.
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