Supreme Court of Missouri· 9/13/1965

Sebree v. Rosen

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393 S.W.2d 590

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“Judicial admissions against interest are conclusive against the party making them in the absence of contradictory evidence.” (citations omitted)
“Judicial admissions against interest are conclusive against the party making them in the absence of contradictory evidence.”
“Judicial admissions against interest are conclusive against the party making them in the absence of contradictory evidence.”
“Judicial admissions against interest are conclusive against the party making them in the absence of contradictory evidence.”
\We have considered judges to be experts on the question of attorney fees and that a judge who tries a case and is acquainted with all the issues involved may 'fix the amount of attorneys' fees without the aid of evidence'\

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Judges: Bohling, Hyde, Holman, Henley, Donnelly

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