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Judicial Notice and Judicial Admissions (Rule 129)

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  1. Under Rule10 Section8, may an admission in a superseded pleading still be offered in evidence against its pleader?
  2. A party is said to have admitted delivery of goods, but the transcript shows the party expressly denied delivery. Is pr…
  3. A civil answer is amended and superseded. The opponent seeks to offer a factual admission from the original answer. Doe…
  4. The operative answer supersedes an earlier answer containing a damaging admission. The opponent claims no evidentiary o…
  5. During the same case a party orally admits a fact on the record. Later the party denies having made the admission, but …
  6. Distinguish an operative judicial admission from an admission in a superseded civil pleading.
  7. An opponent attributes an admission to a party that the transcript does not contain. Explain the relevant Section4 grou…
  8. Why does the oral form of a same-case admission not by itself prevent application of Rule129 Section4?