Postal Services Act 2000
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113 Recoupment of losses on wrongly paid money orders.
(1) Subsection (2) applies where— (a) a money order issued by a Post Office company or a foreign postal administration has been delivered for collection to a banker, and (b) a Post Office company (“the company”) has paid the order to the banker when it should not have done so. (2) The sum paid may be deducted from sums subsequently falling to be paid by the company company to the banker by way of payment of money orders so issued which have been delivered to the banker for collection.
113 Recoupment of losses on wrongly paid money orders.
(1) Subsection (2) applies where— (a) a money order issued by a Post Office company or a foreign postal administration has been delivered for collection to a banker, and (b) a Post Office company (“the company”) has paid the order to the banker when it should not have done so. (2) The sum paid may be deducted from sums subsequently falling to be paid by the company company to the banker by way of payment of money orders so issued which have been delivered to the banker for collection.
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