Admit genuineness of documents- emails
I would do them individually. This way if they deny one, they don't have to deny the whole thing.
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I would do them individually. This way if they deny one, they don't have to deny the whole thing.
Email technically doesn't count under the rules. However, I would count that date anyway. If I were you, I would just write back to the sender to...
55-70.1. Put that into Google. It's a code section that will give you some useful info.
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