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Is a third party's admission or an indication from a supervisory authority sufficient to obligate a party to assume a debt to which they have not consented?

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A third party's admission or an indication from a supervisory authority is not sufficient to obligate a party to assume a debt to which they have not explicitly consented, as the probative value of the admission does not extend beyond the admitter and does not bind others.

A third party's admission or an indication from a supervisory authority is not sufficient to obligate a party to assume a debt to which they have not explicitly consented, as the probative value of the admission does not extend beyond the admitter and does not bind others.
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