This is one of the modes of discovery during the preliminary stages of a civil case, also known as 'request for admission.  As a mode of discovery, the requesting party will ask the opposing party in the civil case to either admit or deny specific facts before the actual hearing of the case before the Trial Court. 

1. Request for Admission.

2. Requestfor
Admission.
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 This is one of the modes of discovery during the
preliminary stages of a civil case, also known as
'request for admission. As a mode of discovery, the
requesting party will ask the opposing party in the civil
case to either admit or deny specific facts before the
actual hearing of the case before the Trial Court.
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3. Requestfor
Admission.
Example
 For example, in action to recover the payment of a
loan. The creditor may request the debtor to accept
documents like a demand letter to fulfill the obligation.
So that if those documents will be admitted in this
early stage of a proceeding, the parties in such civil
case are no longer required to present evidence since
there is already admission regarding such document.
So when the parties shall proceed to the actual trial of
the case, it will lessen the disputes to be resulted by
the trial court. Therefore, this request for admission
will make and ensure the speedy administration of
justice. Because once admitted, such party may not,
later on, provide a contrary statement during the
actual trial of the case.

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