Postal Services Act, 2009 | Act 22 of 2009 — Zambia law | Esheria

Postal Services Act, 2009

When this Act starts, the relevant postal-service part of the Company’s undertaking, and related property, rights, liabilities, and obligations, transfer to the Corporation. The Minister may resolve doubts or disputes by statutory instrument.

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Jurisdiction
Zambia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 22 of 2009
Version
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Language
en
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When this Act starts, the relevant postal-service part of the Company’s undertaking, and related property, rights, liabilities, and obligations, transfer to the Corporation. The Minister may resolve doubts or disputes by statutory instrument. If a transfer of company property, rights, liabilities, or obligations must be registered, the company must apply in writing to the appropriate registration authority. Employees or officers of the Corporation who were in post before commencement continue in their roles, and their service is treated as continuous. If a right, liability, or obligation arises under this Schedule for the Corporation, the Corporation and affected persons have the same rights, powers, and remedies from commencement of the Act. Money orders that were valid before this Act started and were remitted through the Corporation under the Postal Services Act are treated as if transmitted under this Act.