Sherman v. Merit Office Portfolio, Ltd.

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• “[w]hile a judicial admission relieves the opposing party’s burden of proving the admitted fact and bars the admitting party from disputing it, a judicial admission does not excuse the opposing party from having to preserve error.”

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