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D. New Mexico· 9/20/2013

In re Campbell

Citations

  • 500 B.R. 56
  • 2013 WL 5308261
  • 2013 Bankr. LEXIS 3950

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  • taking judicial notice of the main bankruptcy case and all adversary proceedings
  • electing to take judicial notice of the entire file in the case for sake of completeness, as a bankruptcy court has the inherent authority to take judicial notice of entries on its own docket
  • electing to take judicial notice of the entire file in the case for sake of completeness as a bankruptcy court has the inherent authority to take judicial notice of entries on its own docket
  • electing to take judicial notice of the entire file in the case for sake of completeness as a bankruptcy court has the inherent authority to take judicial notice of entries on its own docket
  • electing to take judicial notice of the entire file in the case for sake of completeness as a bankruptcy court has the inherent authority to take judicial notice of entries on its own docket
  • electing to take judicial notice of the entire file in the case for sake of completeness as a bankruptcy court has the inherent authority to take judicial notice of entries on its own docket

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