Opinion
December 10, 1937.
Appeal from the Municipal Court of New York, Borough of Brooklyn, Seventh District.
Rosenblum Rosenzweig [ D.I. Rosenblum of counsel], for the appellant.
Benjamin A. Silverberg [ Sol. H. Yellin of counsel], for the respondent.
Judgment unanimously reversed upon the law, with thirty dollars costs to defendant, and complaint dismissed, with appropriate costs in the court below. Defendant's notice of cancellation, dated September 20, 1935, was effective under the terms of the policy in suit. The mailing of such notice, as established by defendant's proof, including a post office receipt, raised a presumption of delivery in due course to plaintiff, which the latter failed to rebut. Moreover, it appears from credible evidence in the case that plaintiff actually received due notice of cancellation.
No opinion.
MacCRATE and LEWIS, JJ., concur.