Great Seneca Financial Corp. v. Lisher

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• A judicial admission is a formal concession in pleadings or stipulations that withdraws a fact from issue, and is made for the purpose of dispensing with proof of a fact in issue.
• “[A] judicial admission is a formal concession in pleadings or stipulations that withdraws a fact from issue, and is made for the purpose of dispensing with proof of a fact in issue.” (Internal quotation marks, citations, and brackets omitted.)

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