Larocque v. Rhode Island Joint Reinsurance Ass'n

How courts have described this case

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• holding that whereas cancellation sent by regular mail benefited from a presumption of actual receipt and met statutory requirement of actual receipt; cancellation sent by certified mail actually \increased the risk of nondelivery\
• holding that whereas cancellation sent by regular mail benefited from a presumption of actual receipt and met statutory requirement of actual receipt, cancellation sent by certified mail actually “increased the risk of nondelivery”
• holding that “receipt may be presumed by proof of an ordinary mailing”
• holding that “receipt may be presumed by proof of an ordinary mailing”
• holding that the insured must provide actual notice
• noting that “receipt may be presumed by proof of an ordinary - 17 - mailing”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).