O VIII, R 4 & O XII, R 6 irrespective of the fact that the admission by the court to declare the case, whether such admissions were separate, specific or otherwise by the Scope Court, O XII In view of R 6, the CPC was competent to decide the disputed portion of the matter or to decide the whole matter according to the circumstances of each case but such power was not disproved and the admission on which An order was called that must be specific, clear, clear, clear and clear. In order to ascertain the nature of the admission, the court was obliged to carefully and promptly write a written statement and the court was at its discretion whether to accept or reject such a request, in the present case, as theirs The verdict could not be made. Plaintiffs' claims were disputed on various legal and factual grounds, which can be decided based on evidence only, not on admission.
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