In a Family Suit the plaint shall contain all facts relating to the dispute and shall contain _________ giving the number of witnesses intended to be produced in support of the plaint ?
Correct answer: B. List of witnesses
- A. Schedule
- B. List of witnesses
- C. Affidavit
- D. None of the above
Explanation
The plaint must be accompanied by a list of witnesses stating the number of witnesses intended to support the claim. A schedule or affidavit does not perform this specific pleading function.
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