Menke v. First National Bank

While agreeing with most of what is said in the majority opinion some reservations must be observed.

Cases referred to in the majority opinion appear to support the proposition that where notice is attempted to be effectuated by mail in certain particular cases, as here, there must be proof that the notice was actually given and received and not just sent before any legal action can be taken by sender. Genone v. Citizens Ins. Co. of N. J., 207 Ga. 83, 86 (2) (60 SE2d 125) (1950). The presumption of receipt raised by mailing to the last known address, with sufficient first-class postage…