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The Post Office Act, 1898

Section 4CLicensing Authority, etc

In forceChapter II PRIVILEGE AND PROTECTION OF THE GOVERNMENT

Chapter II PRIVILEGE AND PROTECTION OF THE GOVERNMENT

s. 4C

4C. Licensing Authority, etc [(1) The Government may by notification in the official Gazette, constitute a Licensing Authority to grant licenses and to regulate the licensed Mailing Operators and Courier Services. (2) The Authority mentioned in sub-section (1) shall consist of three members of whom one shall be appointed as chairman by the Government. (3) The Government may, by rule,- (a) provide conditions for granting license and operating the business of mailing services by such Licensed Mailing Operator and Courier Services; (b) fix appropriate license fees and other charges and commissions for operating the Mailing services and Courier services; (c) reserve certain rights and fix jurisdiction and areas for service and may also charge compensatory fees to cover the Government’s cost of postal service coverage ; and (d) keep provisions regarding standards, restrictions, rewards, dispute settlement, penalties for non-compliance and punishment for default and violation of the rules made under this Act by the Licensed Mailing Operators and Courier Services.]

  1. 9. Section 4C was inserted by section 3 of the Post Office (Amendment) Act, 2010 (Act No. I of 2010).

End of s. 4C. Not in the index for this Act: Schedule (1).

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