Julio Fernando Cabral v. Debbie Ann Silveira Cabral

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• “[A]t some point, an unlawful exercise of judicial power becomes so palpable that it can be considered void ab initio . . . .”
• first quoting Doctors Co. v. Women’s Healthcare Assocs., 285 Va. 566, 572 (2013); and 4 Thus, we cannot consider the extrinsic evidence of the parties’ conduct, as Abal urges us to do in assignment of error 2. -7- then quoting Quadros & Assocs. v. City of Hampton, 268 Va. 50, 54 (2004
• first quoting Doctors Co. v. Women’s Healthcare Assocs., 285 Va. 566, 572 (2013); and 4 Thus, we cannot consider the extrinsic evidence of the parties’ conduct, as Abal urges us to do in assignment of error 2. -7- then quoting Quadros & Assocs. v. City of Hampton, 268 Va. 50, 54 (2004

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