2). The case of the plaintiff is that, the plaintiff Company is a distributor, importer and exporter of pharmaceuticals, bulk drugs and intermediates etc. It had sold and delivered pharmaceutical goods during the period 28th July, 2010 and 16th March, 2011 to the defendant under various purchase orders and invoices, the details of which are stated in the plaint. The plaintiff had been maintaining accounts of the dues payable by the defendants. The defendants were also liable to pay interest to the plaintiff for the unpaid amount of the invoice beyond the credit period stated in each bill. It is alleged that the defendants have failed and neglected to pay the price of the goods sold and delivered to it. 3). The defendant has admitted it's liability to pay the amount vide confirmation of the accounts dated 18th January, 2012. The claim in the suit is for the amount admitted and acknowledged in the writing dated 18th January, 2012. The writing has been signed on behalf of the defendant by confirming that the balance stated therein is correct. In that circumstance, there is admission of the debt by the defendant. Therefore, the plaintiff is entitled to have the Summons for Judgment made absolute.
