Issues-Imputed Conduct-Relationship Admitted is a legal term used to describe a situation in which one party in a legal dispute admits to engaging in conduct which would be considered a breach of the relationship. This term is typically used in cases involving contract disputes, such as breach of contract, tortious interference, or fraud. It can also refer to a situation in which a party admits to allegations of misconduct, such as sexual harassment, discrimination, or other types of workplace misconduct. There are two main types of Issues-Imputed Conduct-Relationship Admitted: express admissions and implied admissions. Express admissions are those that are explicitly stated by the party admitting to the conduct, while implied admissions are those that are inferred from the circumstances of the dispute.