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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

During trial, a party attempts to introduce an entirely unpleaded issue. The opponent immediately objects, refuses to try it, and receives no proper amendment or opportunity to litigate it. Can express or implied consent be assumed merely because the proponent wants a ruling?

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Yes, objection automatically proves consent No, the stated objection and lack of consensual trial do not establish Rule 10 section 5 consent Yes, the proponent’s desire is both parties’ consent Yes, because every new assertion must be decided

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