Mitchell v. Kieliszek

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• stating that appellate court may, at its discretion, discuss issues unnecessary to disposition of appeal where those issues are likely to recur during further proceedings
• copy of promissory note, letter, and calculation of interest mailed to personal represent­ ative insufficient to constitute proper demand or presenta- tion of claim
• copy of promissory note, letter, and calculation of interest mailed to personal represent­ ative insufficient to constitute proper demand or presenta- tion of claim
• judicial admis- sions must be deliberate, clear, and unequivocal; administrator cannot waive defense of nonclaim to prejudice of estate
• judicial admis- sions must be deliberate, clear, and unequivocal; administrator cannot waive defense of nonclaim to prejudice of estate

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