Bar Remedial Law Practice Exam 2026 – Complete Prep Guide

When a party does not deny under oath the genuineness and due execution of an actionable document, those facts are treated as admitted. This rule streamlines litigation by removing the need to prove that the document is authentic and properly signed. The admission is limited to genuineness and due execution and does not automatically invalidate the document or end the case; it simply eliminates those particular facts from being contested. The other party would still need to prove all other elements of their claim, but the instrument’s authenticity and proper execution are presumed established for purposes of the case.