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· 1/26/1914

American Bonding Co. v. Templeman

Citations

  • 11 Teiss. 123
  • 1914 La. App. LEXIS 22

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>1. Judicial confessions made in error of fact may be retracted.</p> <p>2. While judicial admissions made in one suit are always receivable in evidence in another, they are not conclusive and do not operate as estoppel, unless the party who invokes them has acted thereon or been prejudiced in some way thereby.</p> <p>3. What.is alleged' only as an alternative is not confessed as being the truth and may always be retracted.</p>

Judges: John, Paul

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