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· 1/21/1896

Sharpe v. Harding

Citations

  • 65 Mo. App. 28
  • 1896 Mo. App. LEXIS 139

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  • finding the Master erred in taking judicial notice of a fact based on his \personal knowledge\ because the fact was not \one of common knowledge accepted by the general public without qualification or contention\

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Judges: Bond

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