LAW RELATING TO NEWSPAPERS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1769, 17 February 1888, Page 3

LAW RELATING TO NEWSPAPERS.

1* Sabrcrlbers who do noi glveeipfess notice to the contrary are coi aidered as •flJahing to cot.tiuub their tobecr-pttone. 2. Tf snbscriberb order the disoontinaance of their periodicals the publisher mpy coniuud to send then until arreara are paid. 3. If eubfcrib^rs netfleot to continue to take their periodical fmm the < fiijt* cm which they are di ected they & r « held r< sponsitle on <i tht^y have settled i^ot- hills and ordered them to be dieoontintied. 4. If sobpo-lbers move to oher plaoei wiidout itvforraing rhe pub Uhern, and the papers be sent to their former direction h a y are responsible. 5. The Courts have decided that 41 refusing to take periodicals from the iffioA, or removing or leaving them nnoalled for, hprima facie evldeaoe of intentioqal fraad - 6. Any person who reoelves a newspaper and makes ass vt it, whether he has ordered it or not is hrld m law to be a s ihsonber, 1. If «übsoribers p*y In advance, they *re bonud to glv» no ice 10 the publisher 4t 'he end of their time if they do no' wish to e-iatinne taking it, otherwise th» publisher is authorised t» send it m, and rhe *abjorloer will be rsp^naihle ui.t f an txpre»s notice, with pnyment of arraas, is sent to th ■ ' nHH«h»ro.