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OUJI-CIV No. 2.3

THE ISSUES IN THE CASE — ADMITTED LIABILITY

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THE ISSUES IN THE CASE — ADMITTED LIABILITY

[Defendant] has admitted responsibility for any injury [Plaintiff] sustained as a

result of [set out the occurrence admitted]. The issues[s] in this case to be determined by

you [is/are]:

What injury [Plaintiff] sustained as a direct result of this occurrence and what

damages [he/she] should recover to compensate [him/her] for this injury.

or

What damages [Plaintiff] should recover to compensate [him/her] for this injury.

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2026-08-23
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2026-08-23
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