Requests for admissions:
A) are made to secure a statement from a party that a particular fact is true.
B) ask a party to undergo a physical or a mental examination.
C) are written questions that must be answered in writing, under oath, by the opposite party.
D) ask a party to produce documents, records, accounts, photographs, or other tangible evidence.

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Requests for admissions are made to secure a statement from a party that a particular fact is true or that a document or set of documents is genuine. When a party "admits" a statement is true, that particular statement is no longer in dispute in the case. Using requests for admission thus helps narrow the scope of what "facts" the jury may be asked to decide.

Requests for Admissions