Admissions by persons whose position or liability must be proved may be relevant when made during that position or liability.

Admissions by persons whose position or liability must be proved against a party are relevant if the statements would be relevant against their makers in litigation concerning that position or liability, and were made while the position or liability subsisted. Thus, where a rent collector denies that rent was due, the tenant's acknowledgment of the rent debt is an admission relevant against the collector.

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