Supreme Court of Delaware· 12/23/2008
Tribbitt v. Tribbitt
Citations
- 963 A.2d 1128
- 2008 WL 5342087
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- concluding that trial court could not reject unrefuted expert testimony about wife’s earning capacity based, in part, upon trial court’s outside-of-the-record computer search of potential jobs available to wife
- observing that, ―while a judge may take judicial notice of a fact outside the record, that fact must not be subject to reasonable dispute and the parties must be given prior notice and an opportunity to challenge judicial notice of that fact‖ (citations omitted)
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Judges: Steele, Holland, Berger
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Cites
7 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Wife (J. F. v. v. Husband (O. W. v. Jr.)Supreme Court of Delaware· 1979-05-18· cited 170×
- Solis v. TeaSupreme Court of Delaware· 1983-10-27· cited 102×
- In Re HellerSupreme Court of Delaware· 1995-10-19· cited 85×
- Jones v. LangSupreme Court of Delaware· 1991-04-12· cited 53×
- Ney v. NeySuperior Court of Pennsylvania· 2007-02-07· cited 47×
- Turbitt v. Blue Hen Lines, Inc.Supreme Court of Delaware· 1998-07-06· cited 26×
- Fawcett v. StateSupreme Court of Delaware· 1997-07-24· cited 12×
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