Humphreys v. Roskam-Scott Co.

Before mailing, a clerk of the defendant’s attorney caused the envelope containing its answer to be weighed by a clerk in the post office and was informed that the required amount of postage thereon was “2 cents.” The package was sealed, properly addressed, a two-cent stamp affixed, and then deposited in the post office. After the refusal Of the plaintiff’s attorney to accept a delivery of the package, owing to a claim made by another clerk in the post office that there was still due two cents thereon, the package was again weighed by defendant’s attorney, and also in the post office, and the…