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“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 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. The ordinance applies to Congo Beige and Ruanda-Urundi and takes effect on 31 October 1956.
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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.
Section 1
The ordinance applies to Congo Beige and Ruanda-Urundi and takes effect on 31 October 1956.
Section 2
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Source record from www.amategeko.gov.rw · updated 31 Oct 1956
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