The Newspaper Law
A summary of 19th century newspaper subscription rules. It outlines that continued subscribers are presumed willing unless they object, publishers may sell until arrears are paid, nonpicking subscribers remain liable, and moving without notice makes one responsible. It notes fraud presumptions and potential arrest for refusal to pay or take papers.
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