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· 4/5/1978

Colonnades, Inc. v. FLORIDA DEPT. OF COMMERCE

Citations

  • 357 So. 2d 238

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  • evidence of office practice of Department of Commerce not sufficient to raise presumption of mailing of adverse determination precluding employer from entitlement to hearing
  • employer was entitled to an appeal, notwithstanding its failure to file a response within ten days of mailing of the adverse determination letter, where facts in record failed to establish that date on the letter was also the date the letter was mailed
  • employer was entitled to an appeal, notwithstanding its failure to file a response within ten days of mailing of the adverse determination letter, where facts in record failed to establish that date on the letter was also the date the letter was mailed

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Judges: Boyer

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