Summary
In McKay v. Myers, 168 Mass. 312, a press copy of a letter, which the plaintiff testified he wrote to the defendants, was admitted (the defendants having failed to produce the original upon notice) because the plaintiff testified to a general course of business which tended to show that he deposited the letters in the post office; although he could not say, as a matter of memory, that he deposited this particular letter.
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No. 84-KH-0640.
May 11, 1984.
In re Michael Myers, applying for writ of mandamus, from the Criminal District Court, Parish of Orleans, No. 255-666.
Denied. Moot.