277. Civil liability in relation to postal and money orders.
277. Civil liability in relation to postal and money orders.
Postal Services (Volume 85 (2024)) | Commentary(ii) Liabilities in Relation to Postal and Money Orders
No proceedings lie against a Post Office company1 for any loss or damage as a result of2:
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(1) a reasonable refusal by the company to pay a postal or money order which has been issued by it or a foreign
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