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Union of India - Section

Section 128 in The Indian Post Office Rules, 1933

128.

A fee for the issue of a telegraphic money order shall be charged at the rate of commission on an ordinary inland money order for the same amount added to a telegraph charge calculated at the rates for inland telegrams for the number of chargeable words used in the telegram advising the remittance, according as the telegram is to be sent as an "Express" or as an "Ordinary" message. In addition to these charges, a supplementary fee at the rate of rupees three for each telegraph money order issued up to Rs. 50 and at the rate of rupees five for each telegraph money order issued exceeding Rs. 50 but not exceeding Rs. 200 and at the rate of rupees eight for each telegraphic money order issued exceeding Rs. 200 shall be charged. The remitter of a telegraphic money order may have a private communication added to the telegram advising the remittance on paying for the additional words in excess of ten at the rate in force for the time being for inland telegrams of the class to which the advice belongs.
GSR 59 (E) dated 11thFebruary, 1982 Vide GSR 23 (E) dated 11thJanuary2002
Provided that a telegraphic money order, Express or Ordinary, for a sum no exceeding two hundred and fifty rupees shall not be accepted for payment on Sundays through a post office kept open on such days for delivery of "Express Delivery Articles" unless an additional supplementary fee of one rupee is paid on such money order.