What is the legal effect of a judicial admission in a lawsuit, and when is it considered conclusive evidence against the admitter?
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A judicial admission is considered conclusive evidence against the admitter if one of the parties admits before the court to a fact related to the lawsuit during the course of its proceedings. It has a decisive effect in proving or disproving the disputed facts, such as admitting to the non-fulfillment...
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المادة الأربعون من نظام المحاكم التجارية الصادر بالمرسوم الملكي رقم (م/٩٣) وتاريخ ١٥/٠٨/١٤٤١هـ
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