Total Containment, Inc. v. Environ Products, Inc.

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• refusing to admit a fax to prove that its contents were received on a certain date because “[n]either the sender nor the recipient of the fax [was] identified . . . [and] [n]o phone records . . . that correlate with the alleged time and date of the fax [were] introduced.”

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