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    Drafting and Pleading

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    Pleading involves formally stating the arguments and contentions of parties in a legal dispute in writing to determine what issues are being contested. Drafting requires learning skills like following predetermined rules; for example, legal documents must state the cause of action. Conveyancing refers to the voluntary transfer of property from one person to another through a written instrument and formalities rather than court proceedings; conveyancing instruments are used to document transactions like sale deeds and lease deeds that can serve as evidence in potential legal disputes.

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    Pleading involves formally stating the arguments and contentions of parties in a legal dispute in writing to determine what issues are being contested. Drafting requires learning skills like following predetermined rules; for example, legal documents must state the cause of action. Conveyancing refers to the voluntary transfer of property from one person to another through a written instrument and formalities rather than court proceedings; conveyancing instruments are used to document transactions like sale deeds and lease deeds that can serve as evidence in potential legal disputes.

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    Pleading involves formally stating the arguments and contentions of parties in a legal dispute in writing to determine what issues are being contested. Drafting requires learning skills like following predetermined rules; for example, legal documents must state the cause of action. Conveyancing refers to the voluntary transfer of property from one person to another through a written instrument and formalities rather than court proceedings; conveyancing instruments are used to document transactions like sale deeds and lease deeds that can serve as evidence in potential legal disputes.

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    Preet Patel
    Pleading involves formally stating the arguments and contentions of parties in a legal dispute in writing to determine what issues are being contested. Drafting requires learning skills like following predetermined rules; for example, legal documents must state the cause of action. Conveyancing refers to the voluntary transfer of property from one person to another through a written instrument and formalities rather than court proceedings; conveyancing instruments are used to document transactions like sale deeds and lease deeds that can serve as evidence in potential legal disputes.

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    DRAFTING & PLEADING

    PLEADING

    The dictionary meaning of the term ‘plead’ means ‘to state and argue a case’.

    Pleading comprises of respective contentions of the parties in a dispute,


    which are reduced into writing. ‘Pleadings’, under Civil as well as
    Criminal Law, meant that to determine what the parties were currently
    fighting about.
    DRAFTING

    Drafting is a set of skills that cannot be inherited but can only be learned.

    While drafting any legal document you have to follow a set of pre mandated
    rules. For instance while drafting any suit you have to mention cause of action.
    CONVEYANCING

    ’Conveyance’ is ‘an act by which property is conveyed or voluntarily transferred from one
    person to another by means of a written statement and other formalities’.

    It also means ‘instrument’ itself. Therefore, the term conveyancing does not apply to the
    Court proceedings, rather it is applicable to the instrument, which have been documented not
    for the purpose of Court proceedings, rather for the purpose of creating evidence of a
    particular transaction, which may be used before the Court in case of any dispute. eg sell
    deed, lease deed.
    THANK YOU

    Submitted By - Preet Patel

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