Telegraphic message presumption allows correspondence between transmitted and delivered messages, but not attribution to the sender. Presumption as to telegraphic messages permits the Court to presume that a message forwarded from a telegraph office to its apparent addressee corresponds ... Summary
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Telegraphic message presumption allows correspondence between transmitted and delivered messages, but not attribution to the sender.
Presumption as to telegraphic messages permits the Court to presume that a message forwarded from a telegraph office to its apparent addressee corresponds with the message delivered for transmission at the stated originating office. No presumption may be drawn regarding the identity of the person who delivered the message for transmission.
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