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 63 STAT.] MIILTILAT'I'EIlATELE C IlMMNICATINS-_ OCT. 2, 1947 (Chapter XV, art. 41 RR) (984-988) debtor administration may refuse the settlement and adjust- ment of accounts presented more than eighteen months after the date of handing-in of the radiotelegrams to which the accounts relate. 984 § 14. In the absence of an agreement to the contrary, the following provisions are applicable to the radiotelegraph accounts referred to in the present article. 985 § 15. (1) The monthly accounts are admitted without revi- sion when the difference between the accounts prepared by the two administrations concerned is not more than ten francs (10 fr.) or does not exceed one per cent of the account of the creditor administration, provided that the amount of this account is not more than one hundred thousand francs (100 000 fr.); when the amount of the account prepared by the creditor administration is more than this sum the differ- ence must not exceed a total amount comprising: - 1 per cent of the first hundred thousand francs (100 000 fr.); - 0.5 per cent of the remainder. 986 (2) A revision which is in process is stopped as soon as, following the exchange of observations between the adminis- trations concerned, the difference is brought down to a sum not exceeding the maximum fixed by 985. 987 § 16. (1) Immediately after the acceptance of the accounts proper to the last month of a quarter, a quarterly account showing the balance for the entire quarter is, unless otherwise arranged between the two administrations concerned, pre- pared by the creditor administration and forwarded in dupli- cate to the debtor administration which, after verification, returns one of the copies endorsed with its acceptance. 988 (2) In default of acceptance of any of the monthly accounts of a given quarter before the expiration of the sixth month following the quarter to which the accounts relate, the quarterly account may, nevertheless, be prepared by the cred- itor administration with a view to a provisional settlement 1939

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