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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, with fraudulent intent, erases or removes from a postage stamp any mark put or impressed on the postage stamp denoting that the same has been used, or sells or uses any such postage stamp for postal purposes is guilty of an offence.
postage stamp
“postage stamp” means any label or stamp for denoting any postage or other sum payable in respect of a postal article, and includes any adhesive postage stamp or stamp printed, impressed or otherwise indicated on a postal article, whether the postage stamp is issued under this Act or by the government of any other country;
postage stamp
“postage stamp” means any label or stamp for denoting any postage or other sum payable in respect of a postal article, and includes any adhesive postage stamp or stamp printed, impressed or otherwise indicated on a postal article, whether the postage stamp is issued under this Act or by the government of any other country;
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