· 10/15/1857
Grant v. Spann
Citations
- 34 Miss. 294
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- holding the presumption of delivery arises from evidence that a notice was properly mailed
- noting there is a rebuttable presumption of delivery which arises from evidence that a notice was properly mailed
- holding there is a presumption in criminal cases that \the mailing of a properly stamped and addressed letter which is not returned by the postal authorities gives rise to a rebuttable presumption that the letter was received by the addressee in the due course of mail\
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Judges: Smith
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