N.D. Cent. Code § 8-10-05
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8-10-05. Messages transmitted promptly
Official statutory text
8-10-05. Messages transmitted promptly
All messages left at the office of any telegraph office must be transmitted promptly if said
message is prepaid by the sender. In no case may a full-rate message remain at the telegraph
office unsent more than thirty minutes except in case of accident to the lines or during severe
storms.
All messages left at the office of any telegraph office must be transmitted promptly if said
message is prepaid by the sender. In no case may a full-rate message remain at the telegraph
office unsent more than thirty minutes except in case of accident to the lines or during severe
storms.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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