Petersen v. Crook County

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• holding that where the accuracy of the contents of documents contained in court file was subject to reasonable dispute, those contents could not properly be judicially noticed
• where accuracy of the contents of documents contained in court file was subject to reasonable dispute, those contents could not properly be judicially noticed
• to establish a public easement, claimants must prove by clear and convincing evidence the additional element of use by the general public
• where accuracy of the contents of documents contained in trial court file was subject to reasonable dispute, those contents could not properly be judicially noticed
• where accuracy of the contents of documents contained in trial court file was subject to reasonable dispute, those contents could not properly be judicially noticed
• adverse use must be for requisite prescriptive period

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