CPC General Code of Conduct Order VI Generally O VI, R 2 Request Content Material facts and material details Discrimination There are two ways: an affirmation that depends solely on the material facts. And there are other negative cases. In order to prove material facts not to cite evidence where material facts have been omitted, neither party can be allowed to dispute this point even if there is no evidence before the court in the matter of material details. In case of allegations of fraud, misrepresentation, breach of trust, intentional default or unlawful influence, it is important to mention the details
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