Wise, Simpson, Aiken & Associates, Inc. v. Rosser White Hobbs Davidson McClellan Kelly, Inc.

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• holding that the failure to conduct a jury trial was a nonamendable defect where no waiver of jury trial appeared of record
• “an admission made in another case does not have the same effect as a judicial admission in the same case”
• “[A]n admission contained in the pleadings of one party made by him in another case are admissible in evidence against him when relevant to an issue involved in another case.”
• \[A]n admission contained in the pleadings of one party made by him in another case are admissible in evidence against him when relevant to an issue involved in another case.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).