Robinson v. Plantation Manors, Inc.

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• testimony did not prove sufficient facts to find that the document was actually mailed
• testimony did not prove sufficient facts to find that the document was actually mailed
• “Where the use of the mails as a means of acceptance is authorized or implied from the surrounding circumstances, the acceptance is complete by posting the letter in normal mail channels, without more.”

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