American Family Insurance Group v. Ford

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• explaining that evidence indicating that a letter was not received raises the rebuttable presumption of non-mailing
• proof of proper mailing of a communication justifies the inference that the mailing was received in due course
• proof of nonreceipt is evidence that the notice was never mailed which can be overcome by proof of mailing
• “[R]escission of a contract is an affirmative defense.” (quoting Storer v. Markley, 73 N.E. 1081 (Ind. 1905))

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).