102 No. 3
Electronic and Postal Communications
2010
(7) If the proceeds of a sale applied in accordance with
sub-section (5) are insufficient to pay in full the costs of the charge
and sale, the fee and royalty due and interest accrued with respect to
that fee or royalty, the Authority may proceed to collect the
insufficiency with fresh actions charge and sale of other assets.
(8) This section does not restrict the exercise of any other
avenues the Authority has for recovery of fees and royalties.
(9) The activities of the Authority under this section,
irrespective of whether they result in the transfer of tittle to an asset,
are exempt from stamp duty.
Proof of
outstanding
fees or
royalty
160. In proceedings for recovery by the Authority of the
outstanding fees or royalty, production of a certificate signed by the
Director General of the Authority or a person acting on his behalf in
that capacity stating the name and address of the debtor licensee
and the amount of fees or royalty payable by the debtor licensee is
prima facie evidence of the amount of fees or royalty payable by
such licensee.
PART VII
MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
Access to
public land
161.-(1) A network facilities licensee or network services
licensee shall, for the purposes of enabling the provision of any
electronic communications service to the public(a)
seek the consent of a local government authority or
public body stating the nature and extent of the act
to be done upon any public land;
(b)
enter upon any public land under control of a local
government authority or other public body in order
to construct, erect, place, maintain, examine, alter
or remove any line, pole or radio link installation
which is, respectively, either the property of the