Does an admission made by one of the parties in a previous judicial document constitute binding proof against him in a subsequent lawsuit that contradicts this admission?
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Yes, an admission made by one of the parties in a previous judicial document is considered conclusive and binding proof against him in matters pertaining to the rights of individuals. He is not permitted to deny what he previously admitted if the denial contradicts his documented admission.
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الإقرار حجة قاصرة على المقر ولازمة له في حقوق العباد
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