Falloon v. International Mercantile Marine Co.

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• “[I]n the light of existing case law, the failure of the legislature expressly to change the law is evidence of a legislative intention not to change it.”
• court administrator’s failure to give parties statutorily required notice of entry of a judgment does not render the judgment unappealable or otherwise defeat the appellate court’s jurisdiction
• given legislature’s presumed knowledge of earlier enactments and case law, and its failure to expressly change the law, court assumed that legislature intended not to change the law
• given legislature's presumed knowledge of earlier enactments and case law, and its failure to expressly change the law, court assumed that legislature intended not to change the law
• court may take judicial notice of entry of judgment
• date of the entry of judgment

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