Colonial Penn Insurance Company v. Willard Frank Coil Betty Marian Coil

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that we may take judicial notice of facts outside of record on appeal in interest of justice
• holding that courts may take judicial notice of other courts’ records and proceedings
• noting that \[t]he most frequent use of judicial notice of ascertainable facts is in noticing the content of court records\
• explaining that a federal court may take judicial notice of state court proceedings that directly relate to the issues pending in the federal court
• explaining that a federal court may take judicial notice of state court proceedings that directly relate to the issues pending in the federal court
• noting that “[t]he most frequent use of judicial notice of ascertainable facts is in noticing the content of court records”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).