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A send a notice to B through registered post at his correct address informing him that the cheque issued by him has been dishonoured and asks him to make the payment within 15 days from the receipt of the notice. B, at the trial, states that he had not received the notice. Can the court presume that the notice had been delivered to B? And can b be stopped from raising this contention? (8 Marks)
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