Solberg v. Secretary of the Department of Health & Human Services

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• holding the conclusive presumption that mailed notice of termination of disability benefits was received violates due process clause, but rebuttable presumption that shifts burden of presenting credible evidence of non-receipt to challenging party is constitutional
• self-serving allegations of plaintiff and her father were not sufficient to overcome presumption that properly mailed letter had been duly delivered to plaintiff
• presumption of delivery of mailed letter \may not * * * be given conclusive effect without violating the due process clause \

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