Admitted facts in proceedings need not be proved, subject to judicial discretion requiring independent proof. Section 58 removes the requirement to prove facts admitted by parties or their agents at the hearing, admitted before the hearing through signed writing, ... Summary
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Admitted facts in proceedings need not be proved, subject to judicial discretion requiring independent proof.
Section 58 removes the requirement to prove facts admitted by parties or their agents at the hearing, admitted before the hearing through signed writing, or deemed admitted under applicable pleading rules. The court may nevertheless require independent proof of an admitted fact.
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