CAP. 106]
Telecommunication Regulations
[1989 Ed.
[Subsidiary]
writing of its loss or destruction as soon as practicable, and may issue a duplicate of the licence, certificate or authority to operate.
(2) Where under subregulation (1) the Authority issues-
(a) a duplicate of a licence or certificate, a fee of $55 shall be payable in respect thereof; and
(b) a duplicate of a certificate specified in Part I or III of Schedule 2, a fee of $55 shall be payable in respect thereof. (L.N. 352 of 1981; L.N. 63 of 1985; L.N. 192 of 1988; L.N. 130 of 1989)
(3) Where no fee is payable on the grant of a licence by virtue of the provisions of regulation 2(5), no fee shall be payable upon the issue of a duplicate under this regulation.
7. No fees payable for amendment of licence
Whenever provision is made in the conditions contained in a form of licence in Schedule 3 for the noting of a change of address or for the making of any amendment to a licence by the Authority, no fee shall be charged for such noting or for making any such amendment.
(L.N. 43 of 1966)
8. General provisions relating to licences
(1) A licence shall not be assignable except where a condition of the licence expressly provides that it may be transferred and, if there is such a condition, the licence may be transferred only in accordance with such condition.
(2) Where a licence is renewable it may be renewed by payment to the Authority of the renewal fee on or before the date of expiry of the licence to be renewed:
Provided that no public non-exclusive telecommunications service licence shall be renewed so as to have effect after 30 June 1995.
(3) The Authority may, with the consent of the person to whom the licence is granted, amend the licence by an appropriate endorsement upon it.
(L.N. 4 of 1984)
9. Notices
Any notice, request or consent to be given by the Authority under the Ordinance or by virtue of the conditions or terms of any licence may be given under the hand of any duly authorized officer of the Authority and, without derogation from section 356 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 32), served by post on the addressee at his usual or principal place of business in Hong Kong.
(L.N. 4 of 1984)