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· 11/23/1981

Matter Of Ollag Construction Equipment Corp.

Citations

  • 665 F.2d 43
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 15767
  • 8 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 619

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  • emphasizing the receiving business’s regular use of and reliance on integrated records
  • \[U]nder Rule 803(6) business records are admissible if witnesses testify that the records are integrated into a company's records and relied upon in its day-to-day operations\
  • \[B]usiness records are admissible if witnesses testify that the records are integrated into a company's records and relied upon in its day-to-day operations.\ (citations omitted)
  • “Rule 803(6) ‘favor(s) the admission of evidence rather than its exclusion if it has any probative value at all.’”
  • “Rule 803(6) favors the admission of evidence rather than its exclusion if it has any probative value at all.”

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