· 3/19/1992
COM., DEPT. OF TRANSP. v. Grasse
Citations
- 606 A.2d 544
- 146 Pa. Commw. 17
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- holding appellees met burden of proof of mailing by producing certified driving record which included document showing notice was mailed
- Department’s certification of driving record showing notice was given is competent to establish notice was sent; Department not required to show that licensee actually received notice
- “proof of a mailing raises a rebuttable presumption that the mailed item was received and it is well-established that the presumption under the mailbox rule is not nullified solely by testimony denying receipt of the item mailed”
- pursuant to the mailbox rule, proof of mailing raises a rebuttable presumption that the mailed item was received, and it is well settled that the presumption under the mailbox rule is not nullified solely by testimony denying receipt of the item mailed
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Judges: Doyle, Pellegrini, Narick
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