Rule 3 of CPC : Rule 3: Denial to be specific.

Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: A property dispute between two neighbors, Mr. Sharma (plaintiff) and Mr. Verma (defendant).

Plaintiff's Allegation: Mr. Sharma claims that Mr. Verma has encroached upon 5 feet of his land and built a wall.

Defendant's Written Statement:

• Specific Denial: Mr. Verma denies the allegation of encroachment. He states, "I deny the allegation that I have encroached upon Mr. Sharma's land. The wall was built within the boundaries of my property as per the land survey conducted on 1st January 2022."
• Inability to Admit or Deny: Mr. Verma states, "I am unable to admit or deny the exact measurements of Mr. Sharma's property as I do not have access to his land records. I require Mr. Sharma to provide proof of his land measurements."
• Admission: Mr. Verma admits, "I admit that a wall has been constructed, but it is within my property boundaries."
• Jurisdiction Dispute: Mr. Verma states, "I dispute the jurisdiction of this Court as the property is located...

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