Underberg v. United States

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• noting that admissions cannot be overcome with contradictory affidavit or other new evidence at summary judgment stage
• a party generally may not introduce statements from its own answers to interrogatories as evidence because such answers typically constitute hearsay when used in this manner
• admissions in pleadings are not overcome by contradictory affidavits at summary judgment
• admissions in pleadings established conclusively unless Court permits amendment or withdrawal
• “An admission under Fed. R. Civ. P. 36(b

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