Home Insurance v. Head

Where it is shown without dispute that a letter was properly addressed, stamped,- and mailed, a presumption arises that it was received by the addressee. National Building Asso. v. Quinn, 120 Ga. 358 (47 S. E. 962); Bankers Mutual Casualty Co. v. Peoples Bank, 127 *780Ga. 326 (56 S. E. 429). Such a presumption is not conclusive, and “is entirely overcome by the uncontradicted evidence of the addressee that the letter was never received by him, unless there is aliunde evidence that it was in fact received.” Rawleigh Medical Co. v. Burney, 25 Ga. App. 20 (3) (102 S. E. 358). However, in order for…