Law · Indian Evidence Act
The legal doctrine of estoppel generally means:
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- 1Vague or ambiguous statement rules
- 2The principle of Res Judicata
- 3A restriction from making a statement contrary to one's earlier statement or admission✓
- 4Not making statements in consonance with an earlier statement
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A restriction from making a statement contrary to one's earlier statement or admission
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