Frank E. White v. Arco/polymers, Inc. And Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers Union, Afl-Cio, Local No. 4-227

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• recognizing that “factual assertions in pleadings and pretrial orders are considered to be judicial admissions conclusively binding on the party who made them”
• plaintiff admitted he did not work for a requisite time period to merit Union representation
• “Admissions made in superseded pleadings are as a general rule considered to lose their binding force, and to have value only as evidentiary admissions.”
• “[F]actual assertions in pleadings are . . . judicial admissions conclusively binding on the party that made them.”
• “Admissions made in superseded pleadings are as a gen- eral rule considered to lose their binding force, and to have value only as evidentiary admissions.”
• “The general rule is that factual assertions in pleadings and pretrial orders are considered to be judicial admissions conclusively binding on the party who made them.”

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