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Say a nuisance case is appealed from jp court to ccl. The nuisance statute requires notice be served upon the defendant. Of course the appeal is a trial de novo in the ccl. Can the judge take judicial notice of the file from the jp and thereby fulfill the requirement of proof of the notice being served? Or would the notice have to be proved and entered into evidence at the trial de novo? Thoughts? | ||
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