Anderson v. Cumpston

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• admissions in pleadings are judicial, waive all controversy concerning matter omitted, and are substitute for evidence
• party admitted that change in thread of Platte River was brought about suddenly by artificial structures and diversion, thus doctrine of avulsion applied and boundary remained in center of old channel

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