Myers v. Moore-Kile Co.

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• using evidence that a document was mailed in the regular course of business as proof that it was actually mailed
• using evidence that a document was mailed in the regular course of business as proof that it was actually mailed
• Texas law, but see Texas Employers Ins. Ass’n v. Wermske, supra note 6
• “a presumption that a letter was mailed may arise from the testimony of an officer of a corporation that he dictated and signed the letter and placed it in the regular course for mailing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).