Hays v. Lackey

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• holding that opposing party could argue 16 that allegations in prior pleading were “prior judicial admission[s]” with “evidentiary force”
• recognizing that Buckeye put challenges based on mental capacity to contract into the contract-formation bucket
• requiring the party seeking to 26 enforce a purported agreement to arbitrate to prove specific knowledge of the arbitration 27 provision
• “The amendment of a pleading does 28 1 not make it any the less an admission of the party”

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