Rafael G. Rios v. Gordon H. Mansfield

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• stating that the “presumption of receipt permitted under the common law mailbox rule is not invoked lightly” and “requires proof of mailing, such as an independent proof of a postmark, a dated receipt, or evidence of mailing apart from a party’s own self-serving testimony”
• requiring “proof of mailing, such as an independent proof of a postmark, a dated receipt, or ev- idence of mailing apart from a party’s own self-serving tes- timony”
• outlining when common law mailbox rule is for application

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