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    A Court May Take Judicial Notice After the Party Seeking
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A Court May Take Judicial Notice After the Party Seeking

Question 51

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A court may take judicial notice after the party seeking judicial notice has rested their case.However,a court may not take judicial notice of a fact on appeal.

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