, 1913-03-12

SP10 " WIN SlaHleu Lne OnceSHOnaf n Establishing O. such shall
be punished by confscation of the Illegal lines and their belongings.
The confsoated Illegal lines fall to the concessionaire. Moreovsr the
SUITS in such cases are dealt with IS public Police suits, but complaint
cal only b entered at the request OF the Government
The Concessionaire shall be bound to take over the telegraph system
IN st Croiz in accordance with the laws, regulations and other rules
winch at the time may be in force, and 'so on the conditions which are
the 1 ShorI id h 1ne tS, leg adnS system an not pass over to the ConGesdonare,
the to whom the telegraph system is transferred, to such an extent
and q such conditions as may be decided by the Government
The Conoesionare's lines may be u Owe or npde, nemas ond
an property whether public O. private. Should it be impossible to OBJ
tan am n permission of the party concerned to place the line, it must
however have been proved by a judgment given by impartial competent
is necessary in order that in view offs all existing circumstances a reasona-
authorities II the private owner whose property is affected by the line,
may entertain with regard to the spot where the lines with appurtennn,
os are to be fixed shall besides be taken into consideration in the run
ming of the lines should even the cost Of the system be increased there
by, Along the public roads and streets the lines shall as fan as possible
be kept on the same side of the road o street.
In places where telegraph u telephone lines have already been run,
like e have already been laid, telephone lines may only be placed in 50 far
II necessary be proved by a lawful survey
earthwork may be undertaken Q any other work executed without no
tee OF same having been given to the manager of the telephone office as
qmcny as possible and not later than the moment when the work is
A telephone line shall at the request of the HORSEPOWER concorna5
be BE- temporarily or definitely removed when it has been proved by a law
Inc aOoVe mentioned nature, or for the ue which the owner intends to
Shrpb6eros and trees on the public streets, roads or squares. which
may likely disturb the telephone lines, may be requested to be trimmed to
Such an extent a. It be proved necessary for the security of the line by
a lawful survey.
ooH'ChNHO NdONCt " OIuGI people DfODGGV.
whether public u private, by the placing the presence and The mainten-
nc OF the telephone lines, compensation shall be given. The extent Of
such compensation shall in cases where a compromise cannot be reached
be fixed by impartial persons chosen by the Court or by arbitration ac-
cording to mutual agreement
Infringement of the regulations laid down in the first part of s. shall
be punished with fines up to Frs. 10000, provided that the cas- does
not by It's very nqture fall under other penal clauses. These cases shall
be dealt with as public Police suits, bt prosecution will only take place
when demanded by the Concesaonare.
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Without the consent of the Government of the Danish West Indian
ISL mv the he present ncnti concession shall not be . transferred to any one else
or parceled out tin separate divisions.
Tie Concessionaire shall be bound to enjon o all the functionaries
when they have retired from The same, 80 keep secret from all persons
not concerned, both the contents of telephone conversations and the
names o the persons conversing through the telephone, as we'll az the
contents and the existence of kilograms delivered in to be forwarded
through the telephone lines and the names O. the sender and receiver
When a functonary is appointed he will in view of the above have to
sign q bond, the formula for which will have to be approved by the Gov
eminent.
The person who acts contrary to this provision is punished with
fines O. simple imprisonment. If he is still in the service of the Conces-
slonalre, he will have to be dismissed, if the Government demands it.
Cases IN this connection are dealt with as public Police suits, but
prosecution shall only take place when requested by the Government.
The Concessonaire has to submit to all laws and Ordinances which
may be in force for the establishing and working of telephones in the
Danish West Indian Islands OF for st. Croix alone.
The present concession can be declared by the Government to be
forfeited if the Concessionaire does not within the time allotted by the
Government in each case, comply with such iniunctons as the Govern
nent Is entitled, according to the contents of the concession to olive
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