Next Generation Bar Exam Quiz
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Someone used Owen's name and Social Security number to open a credit account at Keystone Bank and ran up $18,000 in charges. Owen sued Keystone for negligently opening the account without verifying the applicant's identity. Owen offers the signed account application, on which the unknown applicant wrote, "I have lived at 14 Elm Street for six years" and "My employer is Harlan Steel." Owen offers the application, together with evidence that he has never lived on Elm Street or worked for Harlan Steel, to show that the applicant gave the bank information that a simple check would have revealed to be false.
Is the application hearsay?
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