Court : Kerala
Reported in : AIR1971Ker188; 1971CriLJ955
..... the counts. for the offence under the telegraph act he sentenced the respondent to pay a fine of rs. 100/- and in default ..... allegation in the complaint filed by p. w. 1, the wireless licensing inspector, tellicherry, before the sub-magistrate. tellicherry-i was that the respondent had committed offences punishable under section 4 read with section 20 of the indian telegraph act, xiii of 1885 and section 3 read with section 6 of the indian wireless telegraphy act, xvii of 1933. the sub magistrate convicted the respondent on both .....
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..... granted license to provide direct-to- home (dth) broadcasting service by the government of india under section 4 of the telegraph act, 1885 (central act 13 of 1885) and indian wireless telegraphy act, 1933 (central act 17 of 1933) and providing such service within the state. (fd) luxury provided by direct-to-home (dth) broadcasting service ..... are all companies engaged in providing dth services, having been granted licenses, by the government of india, to provide such services under the indian telegraph act, 1885 and the indian wireless act, 1933 on the terms and conditions specified in the licenses issued to them. 2. in the broadcasting sector, the content of the ..... operators against the aforementioned judgment was pending before the supreme court, the state legislature retrospectively amended the proviso to section 4 (1) of the act to exclude cable operators whose total number of connections, including those given through franchisees, was seven thousand and five hundred or less, from the .....
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