The Mailbox Rule is a contract law principle concerning acceptance of an
offer. The rule relies on the concept that once a party places a legal
document in the postal system, it will arrive at its destination and be
read by the receiving party. This concept relies upon the postal system
functioning properly and that the recipients will receive the document just
as if they were together in person. One Florida law firm learned the hard
way that e-mails challenge the reliance on this concept.

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Peterk
Dallas, Tx
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