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Postal Services Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part · Offences and Penalties
Postal Services Act · 2024 Revised Edition · Part · Offences and Penalties
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Any person who, without the permission of a public postal licensee, places or maintains in or on any house or place, belonging to him or under his control, any word, letter or mark which signifies or implies or may reasonably lead the public to believe that the house or place is part of a public postal licensee’s installation or plant, is guilty of an offence.
public postal licensee
“public postal licensee” means a person designated by the Authority under section 9;
letter
“letter” means any communication in written form on any kind of physical medium to be conveyed and delivered (otherwise than electronically) to a particular addressee or address indicated by the sender on the letter itself or on its wrapping, but does not include any book, catalogue, newspaper or periodical.
public postal licensee
“public postal licensee” means a person designated by the Authority under section 9;
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