Order XII Rule 6 CPC | Judgment Can't Be Delivered Based On Unclear, Ambiguous & Conditional Admissions: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a judgment under Order XII Rule 6 of the CPC cannot be delivered based on unclear, ambiguous, or conditional admissions. The case involved a dispute where the plaintiff sought a judgment based on admissions made by the defendant. The court held that for a judgment to be delivered under this rule, the admissions must be clear, unambiguous, and unconditional. This ruling underscores the importance of clarity and certainty in admissions for the purpose of summary judgments. The decision emphasizes the need for unequivocal admissions to avoid any potential injustice or misunderstanding, ensuring that summary judgments are based on solid and indisputable grounds.