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Postcards must be at least 10 cm by 7 cm and weigh no more than 10 g; heavier cards are sent as letters.
Air parcels are generally subject to the ordinary postal parcels regime, except for specified articles, and certain dangerous goods may not be transported by airplane unless the Governor General or delegate authorizes it.
The royal decree of 5 March 1953 takes effect on 1 January 1957, and earlier post and telegraph service decrees from 1922 are repealed.
This article deletes the last paragraph of article 4 of ordinance no. 64/274 of 13 September 1951.
The postal administration may communicate or publish the list of postal box renters, unless those renters object in writing.
This article changes postal transfer fees and fixed taxes for certain payment and transfer transactions.
This article replaces an earlier rule with new fees for postal transfers, including fixed, proportional, and telegraph charges.
This article replaces item 21 of article 2 of the named 1950 ordinance with new text listing specific pension and family allowance funds.
This article replaces the final paragraph of article 29 and states that the administration’s liability starts only when a receipt is delivered to the sender by a postal office.
This article replaces item 4 of article 2 of Ordinance No. 64/418 with a new wording referring to rectors or directors of official or subsidized higher education establishments.
Article 1 adds a table entry covering correspondence mainly about magic, except those with a scientific character, and says they are to be returned to origin.
This article amends an annex table on ordinary letter categories and weight-based rates.
This article amends the annex table on shipment categories, including ordinary letters and their charges by weight and delivery area.
This article changes the annexed table to Ordinance No. 66/107 of 2 April 1953, including charges for ordinary letters by weight and delivery area.
Parcels may incur a storage fee of 5 francs per day, up to 75 francs, if not collected within 15 days. Parcels are kept available for 30 days, unless the sender asks for earlier return.
This article sets a parcel storage fee of 5 francs per day, up to 75 francs, and says uncollected parcels are kept available for 30 days after notice before being treated as waste; a sender may request earlier return.
This article changes the annexed table to Ordinance No. 66/107 of 2 April 1953, including postal categories and weight-based rates for ordinary letters.
This article changes the annex table for ordinary letters and sets weight-based categories and rates.
This ordinance makes Ordinance No. 66/55 of 28 February 1951 enforceable in Ruanda-Urundi and replaces Article 103 so that experts must be chosen from competent aeronautical specialists.
This provision makes another ordinance executable in Ruanda-Urundi and states that non-mechanically propelled canoes are not subject to its rules.
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