Which of the following are true of the set off and counterclaim I None should exceed the pecuniary l...........

Which of the following are true of the set-off and counterclaim?

I. None should exceed the pecuniary limits of the jurisdiction of the court

II. Both are pleaded in the written statement

III. The plaintiff is expected to file a written statement in answer to a claim for set-off or to a counterclaim

IV. Even if permitted to be raised, the court may in appropriate cases direct a set-off or counterclaim

V. A defendant cannot be compelled to plead a set-off or a counterclaim

VI. Both are liable to payment of court fees under Sch. 1 of Art. 1 of the Court-fees Act 1870

VII. Dismissal of a suit or its withdrawal would not debar a set-off or counterclaim being tried, may be followed by a decree against the plaintiff