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Which one among the following with respect to the law of pleadings and conveyancing is not correct?

A. The rules of pleadings and conveyancing are only directory in nature and not mandatory

B. The rules of pleadings and conveyancing have least binding force

C. The pleadings shall be rejected and adverse order shall be passed in case the fundamental rules of pleadings and conveyancing are not adhered to

D. The rules of pleading and conveyancing have no binding force but in case the same are not followed it shall amount to be a bad instance or pleading and conveyancing

Answer: Option D

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