People ex rel. Hudson v. Butler

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• holding that the failure to respond to requests for admission deems requests as admitted
• upholding default admissions where appellant, who contended on appeal that illness had prevented his timely response, had responded 42 days after service but never asked the trial court for an extension of time in which to respond
• The trial court determined Willis failed to set forth a compelling reason for the late filing of the responses. Willis claimed he was ill.
• in affirming trial court's denial of request to withdraw admissions, court considered party's history of failing to cooperate with discovery
• in affirming trial court's denial of request to withdraw admissions, court considered party's history of failing to cooperate with discovery
• the failure to respond to a request for admission renders the matter conclusively established “even if it goes to the heart of the suit”

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