Q: Illustrate the citation of Virender Singh vs Laxmi Narain And Anr ?

Ans:  Virender Singh vs Laxmi Narain And Anr. on 1 November, 2006, Equivalent citations: I (2007) BC 530, 2007 CriLJ 2262 , JUDGMENT Badar Durrez Ahmed, J., Delhi High Court

Doctrine or rule of pari delicto is the embodiment of the principle that the courts will refuse to enforce an illegal agreement at the instance of a person who is himself a party to an illegality or fraud.

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