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A money
order is an order issued by the Post Office for the
payment of a sum of money to the person whose name the
money order is sent through the agency of the Post
Office.
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Remitter is
the person who sends the money order.
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Payee is the
person named in money order as the person to whom the
money is to be paid.
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The
advantage of sending money to someone through money
order is that the money is delivered at the house or his
place of stay.
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All money
orders are carried by air, without any surcharge
wherever such a conveyance is available and is
advantageous.
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Tariff |
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Money Order form |
Re. 0.25 |
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Money order
charges - for every
Rs.20 or part thereof |
Re. 1 |
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Maximum Value of Money Order |
Rs. 5000 |
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The value of money order
cannot include a fraction of a rupee. |
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Telegraphic Money Order
charges are same as ordinary money order plus
supplementary fee and actual telegraph charges. |
SPEED POST MONEY ORDER
- Money Order for Rs. 20/- or more can be sent by Speed Post between stations connected by Speed Post, on payment of speed post fee, besides the Money Order commission.
- Speed Post fee is to be paid in the form of postage stamp(s) affixed or frank impressed on the form.
- Booking is done at Speed Post Centre or counter.
- In case the Money Order is not paid with in the notified time -limit, due to operational fault of the department, Speed Post fee is refunded, on a claim to be preferred within three months from the date of issue.
TELEGRAPH MONEY ORDER (TMO)
- Money Order will be transmitted by the telegraph, if so booked on payment of the prescribed fee.
- Telegraph Money Order is booked and paid only by Post offices
authorised to book and pay TMOs.
- The remitter should write on the Money Order form
" By Telegraph Express" or " By Telegraph Ordinary".
- Code word or abbreviated address should not be
used in the address of the payee.
- The Telegraph Money Order charges include the
prescribed money order commission, supplementary
charge, telegraph charge and late fee, if any.
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