Admissions by authorised agents and interested persons depend on representative capacity and continuance of the declarant's interest. Admissions include statements made by a party to a proceeding or by an expressly or impliedly authorised agent. Statements by parties acting in a ... Summary
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Admissions by authorised agents and interested persons depend on representative capacity and continuance of the declarant's interest.
Admissions include statements made by a party to a proceeding or by an expressly or impliedly authorised agent. Statements by parties acting in a representative capacity are admissions only if made while that capacity was held. Statements by persons having a proprietary or pecuniary interest in the subject matter, and by persons from whom parties derive their interest, qualify only when made during the continuance of the maker's interest.
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