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· 9/29/2006

Drake v. Litchfield

Citations

  • 937 So. 2d 869
  • 2006 La. LEXIS 2748
  • 2006 WL 2853029

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  • to take advantage of a party's failure to respond to admissions, a party must introduce the requests to admit into evidence and inform the tribunal that the party intends to rely on the effects of the failure to respond

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