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    1) The document discusses the importance and implications of admissions in legal proceedings. Admissions made by a party can be used as evidence against them. 2) Admissions do not need to be formally pleaded and can be made orally or in writing. Unless withdrawn by the court, admissions are accepted as fact and true without further proof. 3) Courts have jurisdiction to accept admissions made by parties in a proceeding. Admissions that have been accepted by the court cannot later be disputed by the party who made them.

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    1) The document discusses the importance and implications of admissions in legal proceedings. Admissions made by a party can be used as evidence against them. 2) Admissions do not need to be formally pleaded and can be made orally or in writing. Unless withdrawn by the court, admissions are accepted as fact and true without further proof. 3) Courts have jurisdiction to accept admissions made by parties in a proceeding. Admissions that have been accepted by the court cannot later be disputed by the party who made them.

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    1) The document discusses the importance and implications of admissions in legal proceedings. Admissions made by a party can be used as evidence against them. 2) Admissions do not need to be formally pleaded and can be made orally or in writing. Unless withdrawn by the court, admissions are accepted as fact and true without further proof. 3) Courts have jurisdiction to accept admissions made by parties in a proceeding. Admissions that have been accepted by the court cannot later be disputed by the party who made them.

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