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Judicial Notice, Screenshot Evidence and On-line “Browsewrap” Contractual Arbitration Clauses – A Case Note

Judicial notice serves the salutary purpose of saving litigation time and expense.  It applies in situations where one party wants to establish a fact that’s not subject to reasonable dispute (e.g. Sacramento is the capital of California, for instance).  Judicial notice’s effect is that the party doesn’t have to endure the time and expense of calling …

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Posted byPaulPMay 19, 2015Posted inBusiness Torts, Civil ProcedureTags: arbitration, browsewrap, clickwrap, contract, FRE 201, judicial notice, terms of use
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