Gold Standard Enterprises, Inc. v. United Investors Management Co.

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• relying on Dikeman and a concoction of secondary sources, namely, 30 C.J.S. Equity 546 (1965
• notice timely mailed but not received due to tenant’s alleged failure to apply proper postage
• post office failed to deliver letter because, unbeknownst to party mailing letter to exercise option, it lacked sufficient postage
• post office failed to deliver letter because, unbeknownst to party mailing letter to exercise option, it lacked sufficient -14- 1-07-2782 & 1-07-3076 cons. postage
• in making its determination, the court additionally considered the fact that the lessor was not harmed by the delay
• “True, the record shows that the rental value of the lease premises has appreciated in today’s market. Defendant could charge a higher rent under a new lease. However, the record contains no evidence that the actual delay in receiving the notice, by itself, harmed defendant.”

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