Greyhound Lines, Inc. v. Rogers (In Re Eagle Bus Mfg., Inc.)

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• holding that failure to file proof of claim was due in part to confusion or ambiguity and supported finding of excusable neglect
• stating that whether debtor had a reason to expect the claim was relevant to the prejudice inquiry
• holding that a document duly served by mail creates a rebuttable presumption that it reached its destination in the usual time and actually was received by the person to whom the mail was addressed
• holding that a document duly served by mail creates a rebuttable presumption that it reached its destination in the usual time and actually was received by the person to whom the mail was addressed
• noting that, although it can create a fact issue, “[a] denial of receipt is insufficient to rebut a presumption that proper notice was given”
• stating that whether debtor had a reason to expect the claim was relevant to the prejudice inquiry

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