Kidd International Home Care, Inc. v. Prince

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• noting that the common law mailbox rule “creates a rebut-table presumption that a letter properly addressed, stamped, and mailed, and not returned to the sender, has been delivered to the addressee.”
• addressing claimant’s failure to participate when a similar jurisdictional issue was raised, and discussing D.C.App. R. 81(c)
• “[W]hile the rules of this court require briefs to be filed by the parties, if a party fails to file a brief, the court may nonetheless choose to move ahead with the case.”

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