Admits

/ədˈmɪts/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To concede the truth or existence of a fact in a legal proceeding, often to avoid dispute.
    The defendant admits the allegations in the complaint.

Forms

  • admit
  • admitted
  • admitting

Commentary

Typically used in pleadings and testimony, 'admits' clarifies which facts are accepted as true without contest, streamlining judicial process.

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