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  • Admission by The Adverse Party: Rule 26

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    Rule 26 allows one party to request in writing that the opposing party admit certain material and relevant facts or the authenticity of documents that are unlikely to be disputed during trial. This is done to streamline the trial process and avoid unnecessary proof of facts that are not actually contested between the parties. A request for admission must be made after issues have been joined in the case. Failure to respond to the request will result in the matters in the request being deemed admitted. A party can defer compliance by filing a sworn statement with reasons for not admitting or denying the matters in the request.

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    Rule 26 allows one party to request in writing that the opposing party admit certain material and relevant facts or the authenticity of documents that are unlikely to be disputed during trial. This is done to streamline the trial process and avoid unnecessary proof of facts that are not actually contested between the parties. A request for admission must be made after issues have been joined in the case. Failure to respond to the request will result in the matters in the request being deemed admitted. A party can defer compliance by filing a sworn statement with reasons for not admitting or denying the matters in the request.

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    Admission by The Adverse Party: Rule 26

    Transféré par

    Angelica Joyce Dy
    Rule 26 allows one party to request in writing that the opposing party admit certain material and relevant facts or the authenticity of documents that are unlikely to be disputed during trial. This is done to streamline the trial process and avoid unnecessary proof of facts that are not actually contested between the parties. A request for admission must be made after issues have been joined in the case. Failure to respond to the request will result in the matters in the request being deemed admitted. A party can defer compliance by filing a sworn statement with reasons for not admitting or denying the matters in the request.

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    ADMISSION BY THE

    ADVERSE PARTY
    Rule 26
    What is a request for admission?

    ■ It is a written request for admission of the


    – Genuineness of any material and relevant document described in and
    exhibited with the request; or
    – The truth of any material and relevant matter of fact set forth in the request

    ■ Sec. 1, Rule 26
    PURPOSE

    ■ Allow one party to request the adverse party in writing, to admit certain material and
    relevant matters which most likely will not be disputed during the trial
    ■ Avoid unnecessary inconvenience to the parties in going through the rigors of proof,
    before the trial
    RULE 2, SEC 26

    ■ WHEN
    – It should be at any time after issues have been joined
    ■ WHAT is the EFFECT of non-compliance of the filing and service of the sworn
    statement
    – Each of the maters of which the admission is requested
    PAR. 2, SEC. 2, RULE 26

    ■ How may the compliance of the filing and service of the sworn statement be
    deferred?
    – To avoid the implied admission, the party

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