What is the legal basis for considering a judicial admission as conclusive evidence in proving indebtedness?

The court bases its judgment to compel one of the parties to pay the indebtedness on the opponent's judicial admission of indebtedness. This admission is considered binding proof against its maker, in accordance with paragraph (1) of Article (14) of the Law of Evidence, which stipulates that an admission is judicial if the opponent acknowledges before the court a fact claimed against them during the course of a lawsuit related to that fact. Article (17) of the Law of Evidence further affirms that a judicial admission is conclusive evidence against the admitter and is limited to them.