Admissions are generally provable only against their maker, subject to limited exceptions permitting proof by the maker. Admissions may be proved against their maker or the maker's representative in interest, but ordinarily cannot be proved by or for either of them. Proof by ... Summary
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Admissions are generally provable only against their maker, subject to limited exceptions permitting proof by the maker.
Admissions may be proved against their maker or the maker's representative in interest, but ordinarily cannot be proved by or for either of them. Proof by or on behalf of the maker is permitted where the statement would be relevant between third persons if the maker were dead, records a relevant state of mind or body with conduct making falsehood improbable, or is relevant independently of its character as an admission.
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