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Indian Post Office Rules, 1933 75. The prepayment of all charges on insured articles, namely, postage, registration fees and insurance fees, shall be compulsory Postage

delivered through a special messenger, he shall prepay a fixed porterage or XP charges at the rate of Rs. 3.00 per telegram. A telegram

Indian port for onward transmission as inland telegrams without prepayment on condition that the charges due on such telegrams shall be recovered from the addressee

Indian Post Office Rules, 1933 86. The prepayment of all charges on insured foreign registered letters, and parcels shall be compulsory. Postage stamps affixed

Indian Telegraph Rules, 1951 149. State Telegrams without Prepayment. - Inland State telegrams may be accepted without prepayment at all Government Telegraph Offices, from any Government ... official, on the conditions that settlement of all charges due on such telegrams shall be made monthly, within a period of three weeks from

Section 5 in The Warehousing (Development and Regulatory Authority) Annual Statement of Accounts and Records

Section 3 in The Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India), Annual Statement of Accounts of

Indian Telegraph Rules, 1951 140A. Inland Press Telegrams may be accepted without prepayment and without any security deposit or guarantee from the officers ... said Department (by a general or special order). (iii) all the charges due on such telegrams, including the fees for the upkeep of accounts

prepayment is impracticable, inland private telegrams, addressed to any office other than a military field telegraph office, may be accepted "bearing" (i.e., charges payable

therefore, satisfies its performance obligation. B45 A customer's non-refundable prepayment to an entity gives the customer a right to receive a good ... upfront fees (and some related costs) B48 In some contracts, an entity charges a customer a non-refundable upfront fee at or near contract inception