Admissions by persons whose position must be proved are relevant when made while holding that position or liability. Statements by persons whose position or liability must be established against a party may be treated as admissions against that party if they would be ... Summary
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Admissions by persons whose position must be proved are relevant when made while holding that position or liability.
Statements by persons whose position or liability must be established against a party may be treated as admissions against that party if they would be relevant against their maker in litigation concerning that position or liability. The statements must have been made while the maker occupied the relevant position or remained subject to the relevant liability.
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