Is carmens testimony admissible

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Timmy fell down a well on Teresa's property. Timmy sues Teresa, contending that the well was impossible to see because of overgrown foliage. Teresa denies that she was negligent and, in the alternative, defends that she did not own the land in question.

1. Teresa calls Carmen to testify that she had been on Teresa's property just before the accident and there was no foliage covering the well.

2. Is Carmen's testimony admissible? Why or why not?

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