Expressly referred statements become admissions when a party directs another to the referred person's knowledge of a disputed matter. Express referral by a litigating party to another person for information about a disputed matter makes that person's statement an admission. The rule ... Summary
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Expressly referred statements become admissions when a party directs another to the referred person's knowledge of a disputed matter.
Express referral by a litigating party to another person for information about a disputed matter makes that person's statement an admission. The rule requires a direct referral identifying the person as a source of relevant knowledge; for example, a seller directing a buyer to ask a named person about the condition of a horse sold.
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