Occhiuto v. Occhiuto

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that generally a court should not take judicial notice of records in a different case
• recognizing general rule but holding that the close relationship between the case and a previous divorce proceeding justified the district court taking judicial notice of the prior proceeding
• recognizing general rule but holding that the close relationship between the case and a previous divorce proceeding justified the district court taking judicial notice of the prior proceeding
• explaining that judicial notice may be appropriate when there is a close relationship between the underlying case and the proceeding that is the subject of the judicial notice
• explaining that judicial notice may be appropriate when there is a close relationship between the underlying case and the proceeding that is the subject of the judicial notice
• noting that the district court may take judicial notice of closely related proceedings

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).