'File [1/39 I] Major T Hickinbotham, OBE (Private File)' [‎23v] (58/836)

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"CONDITIONS.
1. TUTS license permits the use of WIRELESS RECEIVING APPARATUS fop.
PRIVATE AND DOMESTIC PCRPOSES ONLY, and the Licetisea.shall not permit Vbe station to
be need for any purpose other than that of receiving messages, sent for general reception, j
2. The station shall not be used in such a manner as to cause interference with the working ol
other stations. In particular, reaction must not be used to such an extent as to en» r gi se amy neigh
bouring Aerial.
h. An Aerial which crosses over or is liable to fall or to be blown open any telegraph or r.t e p’ a one
Jine or overhead power wire (including electric lighting and tramway wires) must be guarded to t h e
reasonable satisfaction of the owner of the power line or lines concerned so as to prevent any
damage being done in the event of,a break oqr^rring.
4 .fcVt ww I ' reifS^nStble duly authorised
by the 1 ?■!At th* requel^t ^B'auThorised officer tin.
license shall be jiroduced for inspection.
f) 'T his license may be cancelled bv the Director-General of Posts and 1 degraphs at any tima
either by speciiic notice in writing se nt by registered post t^the Licdtisee^at tbe^ddres^hown hereon,
6. <1 fess must be promptly communicated to the Issuing T'ostmaster and the
license returned in order that the necessary amendments may be made thereon. The location of the
station mav be altered temporarily at the discretion of the Licensee, but i; it is intended that the
station shall leave the .wiginal location for a period exceeding three months at anyone time. tfc«
Licensee must inform the issuing Postmaster and return this license for endorsement.
7 li it is desired to continue to maintain the station <ftter the date of expiry this license must be
renewed ud/uh fourteen days o Lthe dat e ofexp^pf thojicense. penalties are prescribed by
fthe Indian Telegraph Act/l 88oTn®vTqS^oNl^)fte^oIVstaD^ffi^ niaintaimng or working a
wireless station without a license, ^e posSsSyonioi\viiW'fc} iqipa^tp^wyhout a license is also an
offence under the Indian Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1933.
S. The Licensee or members of his household may use more than one receiving set at the licensed
address without additional licens e.
V (» This lie*■?*«% i•LtransweraTRi, but in the event of the decease of the Licence, it will be
r <JSd cd during tlSjspC^©to?SO)s currency as covering the use of wireless apparatus a»
’dress of the Imeffledstationby anymember of the deceased’s household.
10 . The Licen-ee shall not divulge or allow tot^divulgeiUiftany person ^pther than a duly
authorised officer of the Government of LidVior a ffigalri-ibunal) on ;na4»(i sftay ''ft what-
aoevu of auy message received by means signa% - other
program mesa fid messages transmitted lor geberal rece]^mi. V,
11. Notwithstundiirg anything contained in conditi^Kl> of tm^io|nse, the Licem or auy
rther person either on bell ill or by permission of the Lieen^j with uW cognisance of licensee
ahall not reproduce or publish in the press or disseminate by otPi#- similar means messages sent tor
geneui 1 reception by any station and received by means of the station.
12. This license does not authorise the Licensee to do any act which is (u) an infringement
cf any copyright which may exist in the matter received by the station, or (6) contrary to any rme
made by a competent authority regu.Riug musical or otuer performances or uoises in the area ua
which the wireless station is established.