Australia Post Terms & Conditions
Australia Post Terms & Conditions
Australia Post Terms & Conditions
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DICTIONARY<br />
In the <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> <strong>Terms</strong> and <strong>Conditions</strong> unless the contrary intention appears –<br />
Act means the <strong>Australia</strong>n <strong>Post</strong>al Corporation Act 1989 (as amended) and includes any<br />
statute, ordinance, code or other law, any regulations and other instruments made under it<br />
and consolidations, amendments, re-enactments or replacements of any of them.<br />
addressee includes:<br />
(i)<br />
(ii)<br />
(iii)<br />
(iv)<br />
(v)<br />
(vi)<br />
where an article is addressed to one person, that person;<br />
where an article is addressed to a person who is deceased:<br />
(a) an executor or administrator named in letters of probate or administration which<br />
have been produced at the office at which the article is held for delivery may be<br />
regarded as the person to whom the article is addressed;<br />
(b) where no letters of probate or administration have been so produced, a member<br />
of the family of the deceased person may be regarded as the person to whom the<br />
article is addressed;<br />
where an article is addressed to a firm, the occupier at the address of the business<br />
operated by the firm may be regarded as the person to whom the article is<br />
addressed;<br />
where an article is addressed to a partnership, any of the partners may be regarded<br />
as the person to whom the article is addressed;<br />
where an article is addressed to a company, incorporated or unincorporated<br />
association or institution:<br />
(a) any member of the governing body of that association or institution; and<br />
(b) in the case of a company, a liquidator or receiver appointed by a court of<br />
competent jurisdiction but not otherwise appointed,<br />
may be regarded as the person to whom the article is addressed.<br />
provided, however, that notwithstanding any indication to the contrary appearing on<br />
the article or any other provision of these terms and conditions:<br />
(a) where an article is addressed to an individual at a firm, partnership, company,<br />
incorporated or unincorporated association or institution that article shall be<br />
deemed to be addressed to the firm, company, incorporated or unincorporated<br />
association or institution and not to that individual;<br />
(b) where an article is addressed to two or more persons and one of those persons<br />
has applied for a redirection under the change of address service the article shall<br />
be deemed to be addressed to the person who did not make the application;<br />
(c) where an article is addressed to two or more persons, both or all of whom have<br />
applied for a redirection to different destinations under the change of address<br />
service, the article shall be deemed undeliverable;<br />
(d) where an article is addressed to a partnership and one or more of the partners,<br />
(not being the managing partner with the authority of the partnership and not<br />
being all of the partners), has applied for a redirection under the change of<br />
address service, the article shall be deemed to be addressed to the partnership<br />
and not to the partner making the application; and<br />
(e) where an article is addressed to a person at a post office box, the addressee shall<br />
be the applicant for the post office box or alternatively, if named, a person who<br />
resides with the applicant.<br />
agreement means an agreement between <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> and a customer for the provision<br />
of a service by <strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> in accordance with terms and conditions agreed between<br />
<strong>Australia</strong> <strong>Post</strong> and a customer.<br />
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