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and remittances in any form other than as aforesaid shall
be returned to the sender thereof by registered post.

(2) Such remittances shall be debited with full
postage and registration fees and, where applicable, with
insurance fees.

(3) In cases where remittances are in the form of
a banker’s draft, any commission or discount or commis-
sion and discount as the case may be on cashing such
draft shall be deducted from the amount of such draft
and postage stamps shall be supplied to the value of the
difference between the amount of the draft and that of
the suid commission or discount or commission and
discount as the case may be.

(4) Stamped envelopes sent to any Post Office for
cancellation and posting or return in some other manner
shall be sent back ‘“ unserviced ”’:

Provided that envelopes which bear appropriate
postage stamps and which have accompanied orders for
unused stamps may be used for the purpose for which they
were provided and the stamps affixed thereto cancelled
in the normal course.

(5) No person employed at a Post Office may—

(i) comply with any request to affix postage
stamps to letters for transmission by post
or to cancel postage stamps which are
not affixed to letters or other items en-
trusted to the post in the normal manner;

(ii) sell postage stamps taken from some
special portion of a sheet or from other
than current sub-stock or post letters
sent to him for that purpose by any
person:

Provided that he may sell whole
sheets of postage stamps from sub-stocks
or counter-stocks;

(iii) exchange postage stamps after they have
been sold unless such postage stamps
have been invalidated under and by
virtue of a Stamps Invalidation Order