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Re: Correction
by Anonymous
on January 30, 2011 @04:41
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You are wrong. If the statute doesn't forbid mailing notices by certified mail it is allowed(I don't know any that do). The fact that the OP ignores the certified mail notices left by the post office is the OP's problem.
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Re: Correction
by Anonymous
on January 30, 2011 @04:49
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Also mailing refers to anything mailed. A letter sent RRR is mailed. That is clear and clearly fullfills the requirement.
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First Class Mail Options
by ERIC
on January 30, 2011 @09:15
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Cerified mail and Return Receit Requested are both just options of First Class mail. They still both require first class mail stamp. Maybe the OP has reasons why they ignored the PO notices and did not want to pick up the mail?
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Re: Correction
by OK-LL
on January 30, 2011 @10:48
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Guess this is a local decision -- I've had CRR tossed when not specifically required because it increases the difficulty of receipt because the recipient must go to the PO or be present when mail is delivered, neither of which is the case with regular US Mail.
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Re: Correction
by Anonymous
on January 30, 2011 @11:31
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You really think a judge is going to throw out a notice when the post office leaves notice of mailing and who it is from and the reciever just chooses to ignore the notice, that the judge will just treat the notice as if it never happened? I don't know where you've seen a judge say its acceptable, but I would think any judge with all their marbles in tact would say its not
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Re: Correction
by OK-LL
on January 30, 2011 @18:31
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Welcome to OK, where we are treated to judgments that follow the letter of the law. And based on the time, trouble and continuances allowed in other states as I've heard described on this forum, I'm happy to be here.
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