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KK Ananta   05 February 2024

How to strike off baseless allegations in opponent's objection

We filed amendment application. In their objection to the application, the Opposition has made baseless allegations that show us in bad light.  These allegations have nothing to do with the amendment application per se and so we do not want them to stay on record.

1.  How can we:  Seek court direction to strike out those points of the objection?

Or

2.  How can we:  Seek court direction to make opposition submit fresh objection omitting irrelevant points?



Quick Summary
This discussion explores how to address baseless and irrelevant allegations made in an opponent's objection to an amendment application. The primary goal is to have these unfounded claims struck from the record, rather than letting them remain. While the possibility of the court directing the opposition to resubmit a revised objection is considered, the preferred approach is to have the objectionable parts removed entirely.

 4 Replies

Real Soul.... (LEGAL)     05 February 2024

You file replica, that is reply to objections

Shashi Dhara   05 February 2024

It is common so dont give much prominence tothat do your arguments court will allow it if it is genuine.

KK Ananta   07 February 2024

We were told that the Judge has the power to direct Opposition to submit properly.  So we would prefer to strike off instead of leaving it on record.

You file replica, that is reply to objections

Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/how-to-strike-off-baseless-allegations-in-opponent-s-objection-232838.asp#replyReplica

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     07 February 2024

You don't have any rights to seek the opponent to strike off the objectionable contents.

You may point out those irrelevant contents during arguments and get your amendment petition allowed on merits.


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