Baldwin v. Vantage Corp.

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• noting that \the testimony of witnesses is to be given such weight and credibility as the trier of fact may find reasonable under the circuinstances\
• noting that ―the testimony of witnesses is to be given such weight and credibility as the trier of fact may find reasonable under the circumstances‖
• determining the defendant may have ―negligently admitted‖ a fact in answering the complaint but the parties‘ conduct (continued . . .
• “[T]he conduct of both parties throughout the remainder of the proceeding showed that this question was a material issue for the judge to determine.”
• ―An admission of fact in a pleading is a judicial admission and is normally conclusive on the party making it.‖
• ―An 12 admission of fact in a pleading is a judicial admission and is normally conclusive on the party making it.‖

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