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How to Draft a Perfect Case:

A successful lawyer must know the basic principal of drafting of a plaint, written statement; petition and affidavit etc.The pleadings are foundation of litigation Well drafted pleading play a very important role to get justice for the clients.

Pleading in a Suit:

Pleading is defined in the code of civil procedure in O 6, RULE 1.as given below :-

"pleading" shall mean plaint or written statement."

Order 6 Rule 2 says pleading to state material facts and not evidence.

2 (1)every pleading shall contain and contain only a statement in concise form of the material facts on which the party pleading relies for his claim or defence as the case may be, but not the evidence by which they are to be proved. Basic principle of pleading is that "pleading should refer to fact alone, it should not be argumentative averment."(M/s strong construction v. state of u.p. AIR 2005 All 224), Mandatory requirements--see-- Jitu Patnaik versus Sanatan Mohakud & Others 2012 (1) U.A.D. 767 (SC).

Pleading--held-- The court cannot travel beyond the pleadings as no party can lead the evidence on an issue/point not raised in the pleadings and in case,such evidence has been adduced or a finding of fact has been recorded by the court, it is just to be ignored. Union of India versus Ibrahim Uddin & Anr 2012 (2) U.A.D. 566 (SC)

Object of Pleading:-"It is well settled position of law that the whole object of pleading is to give fair notice to each party of what the opponent's case is, and to ascertain, with precision, the points on which the parties agree and those on which they differ, and thus to bring the parties to a definite issue. The purpose of pleading is also to eradicate irrelevancy. In order to have a fair trial it is imperative that the party should state the essential facts so that other party may not be taken by surprise. The parties thus themselves know what are matters left in dispute and what facts they have to prove at the proceeding and are thus given an opportunity to bring forward such evidence as may be appropriate.