Secura Insurance v. Illinois Farmers Insurance

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• holding that plaintiff’s notice of appeal was untimely where it failed to submit certificate or affidavit of mailing under Rule 12(b)(3)
• holding that a notice of filing mailed to opposing counsel was not adequate proof that a notice of appeal was mailed to the circuit court
• holding that cover letter that accompanied notice of appeal at best indicated that the notice “may” have been mailed on that date, and was insufficient for purposes of Rule 12(b)(3)
• holding that plaintiff's notice of appeal was untimely where it failed to submit certificate or affidavit of mailing under Rule 12(b)(3)
• holding that cover letter that accompanied notice of appeal at best -5- indicated that the notice “may” have been mailed on that date, and was insufficient for purposes of Rule 12(b)(3)
• reasoning that the proof of mailing establishes “the date the document was timely mailed to confer jurisdiction on the appellate court”

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