2011 Connecticut Code
Title 16 Public Service Companies
Chapter 283 Department of Public Utility Control: Telegraph, Telephone, Illuminating, Power and Water Companies
Sec. 16-240. Delivery of messages.

      Sec. 16-240. Delivery of messages. Each telegraph company, engaged in the business of dispatching messages for the public, shall, in towns where no free delivery is maintained, deliver all dispatches to the persons to whom the same are addressed, or their agents, by messenger, upon prepayment by the person sending such dispatch of any proper charge for such delivery, provided such persons addressed, or their agents, reside within one mile of the telegraph station to which the dispatch is sent. For each failure to deliver a dispatch as required by this section, the person to whom the dispatch should have been delivered may recover of such company twenty dollars in an action on this section.

      (1949 Rev., S. 5652.)

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