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Objective Of Registration

Objective Of Registration. Makes the mails accountable in the transmission Delivery to the addressee under acquaintance. In case of loss, department pays compensation up to a maximum of Rs. 100/-. Examination of regd. Article presented for booking. Maximum Weight

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Objective Of Registration

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  1. Objective Of Registration • Makes the mails accountable in the transmission • Delivery to the addressee under acquaintance. • In case of loss, department pays compensation up to a maximum of Rs. 100/-

  2. Examination of regd. Article presented for booking • Maximum Weight • Letter-2kg, Book Packet-5kg, Sample packet-2kg, • Size as per condition of concerned ordinary mails and properly packed. • Name and address of addressee and sender along with pin code. Rule No:174 Volume –VI Part –I

  3. Except Post card all other 9 articles be sent under Registered service • I class mail • Letters • Letter cards • II class mail 3) Book packets • Book packets containing Printed Books • Book packets containing Periodicals • Sample or Pattern packets • Blind Literature packets • Registered Newspapers • Parcel

  4. Calculate the postage for the articles mentioned in Exercise

  5. When Registration compulsory? • Inland parcels more than 4 KG • Parcels addressed to foreign countries • Articles superscribed as “REGISTERED” even if found in LB • Insured articles • Value Payable articles • Parcels found in Letter Box • Any Registered article which is reposted after having been delivered

  6. Prohibited article for transmission • Any thing which is in contravention of any enactment for the time being in force. • Any indecent or obscene printing, painting, photograph, lithograph, engraving book or card or any other indecent or obscene article. • Any letter, postcard, newspaper, packet or parcel having on it or on the thereof, any words, marks or design of an indecent, obscene, seditious, scurrilous threatening or grossly offensive nature. Rule 122 of Postal Manual Vol.VII

  7. Any explosive, inflammable, dangerous, filthy, noxious or deleterious substance. • Any sharp instrument not properly protected. • Any living creatures other thing which is noxious or likely to injure postal article in course of transmission. • Ticket, proposal or advertisement relating to a lottery, • any other mater descriptive • otherwise relating to a lottery.

  8. News paper in respect of which the rules laid down in the press and Registration of Books act 1867, as subsequently amended have not been complied with. • Gold coin or bullion or both of value exceeding Rs.10,000. • All classes of articles of the letter mail of which the whole or part of the address side, has been marked off into several divisions intended to receive successive addressee.

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