Admission is a statement oral written or inferred from conduct made by or on behalf of a party ...........

Indian Evidence Act (IEA) 1872 Admission and Rejection of Evidence

Admission is a statement, oral, written or inferred from conduct made by or on behalf of a party to a suit, and admissible in evidence, if relevant as against his interest. They may

be either formal or informal.

Select the correct statement -

Formal admissions for the purpose of the trial may be made on pleadings and informal admissions may be made before or during the proceedings.

Formal admission may be made before or during the proceedings and informal admissions may be made before or during the proceedings.

Formal admissions or informal admissions may be made on pleadings only and no admission may be made before or during the proceedings.

Formal admissions or informal admissions may be made before or during the proceedings only and not on pleadings.

Explanation:

Formal Informal admissions may be admission for the purpose of trial may be before/during the proceedings. made on pleadings.
eg: - Where a contract and the breach are admitted. [Stephen’s digest, 7th edition, page 24].