The Effects of Inflation Are Not Open to Judicial Notice

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marital dissolution/divorce
Gwen Izard v. Mark Izard
No. AC 24606 (Conn. App. 2005)
US
State Court
Connecticut
Court of Appeals
Christine M. Whitehead, Gaetano Ferro, Norman A. Roberts II, Steven D. Ecker
DiPentima

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The Connecticut Court of Appeals concluded that the effect of inflation on the income of the divorcing parties is not open to judicial notice even though the fact of inflation may be judicially noticed ...

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April 19, 2005

The Connecticut Court of Appeals concluded that the effect of inflation on the income of the divorcing parties is not open to judicial notice even though the fact of inflation may be judicially noticed ...