Washington Central Railroad v. National Mediation Board

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• concluding that personal knowledge can be inferred from a witness's review of files and records
• holding that records that facially appeared 5 to constitute business records did not meet the exception absent the requisite testimony
• holding \personal knowledge can come from review of the contents SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA 8 (0) 1947A of files and records.\
• finding personal knowledge 15 sufficient when the declarant was the official records custodian
• “[P]ersonal knowledge can come from review of the contents of files 12 and records.”

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