Is there any legal difference between a letter sent by registered post and speed post !
Swami Sadashiva Brahmendra Sar (Nil) 27 May 2011
Is there any legal difference between a letter sent by registered post and speed post !
Democratic Indian (n/a) 27 May 2011
prabhakar singh (advocate) 27 May 2011
you have asked about LEGAL DIFFERENCE,of course there is none .
adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate) 28 May 2011
No legal difference between Regd., post and speed post. You will also get acknd for speed post.
Isaac Gabriel (Advocate) 28 May 2011
The intention of the speed post is to ensure quick delvery whereas the registered post is to confirm the delivery to the addresse . The registered post is a legal entity which is accepted for service to the right person.
Kishor Mehta (CEO) 29 May 2011
Sir,
Legally speaking both, registered post with a.d. & speed post with a.d. have no difference, in both cases you receive an acknowledgement from the addressee, either directly or through the booking post office. Speed post letter is delivered earlier.
The only, and important, difference is that while wth registered post with a.d. one has to wait for the receipt or request the post office for the receipt, with speed post with a.d. one can track the movement of the letter on net on https://www.indiapost.gov.in/NSDefault.htm where the date of delivery is generated on the site and can be printed.
Kishor Mehta
Kumar Doab (FIN) 29 May 2011
If AD of Registered post is not received, the concerned post office can be asked to :
-supply the delivery certificate, which is supplied by the dept.Many of Head Post Office/Post offices are now connected thru internet and a docket number/complaint number is given instantly and a date is given by whcih the delivery certificate can be collected.The delivery certificate is in the shape of a letter.
-supply the POD in addition to delivery certificate. The POD is run sheet on whcih the postman takes the acknowledgment ( with seal in case of companies). For POD Rs.10/ are charged.
Both can be obtained and are useful.
pradip shah (partner) 29 May 2011
Informative replies. Thanks all.
Swami Sadashiva Brahmendra Sar (Nil) 01 June 2011
Thanks to all of you .
Now here is the fact that motivated me to ask this question:-
Last week , I had occasion to personally visit the post post office and sent a notice through speed post before filing the writ petition. Speed post charges were Rs. 45/-. When the court issued the notices to private respondents and I went to the concerned office for taking steps , the officer asked Rs. 70/- as postal charges for each party. I was expecting that postal charges would be about Rs. 35/- per respondent as the weight of the notice copies were half than that I had sent earlier by speed post in same case. I told the officer - " Before three days, I had paid rs 45/- only for single side typed copies and now it is photocopied on both side, then postal charges must be lesser than earlier". He said - notices through court are sent by registered post only and it's rate is higher than speed post.
RAKESH KUMAR JAIN (computer professional) 19 February 2012
I want to send some papers by Speed Post (not registered post) as it is quite fast. But, I want to receive an official confirmation for the delivery of the papers. It seems there is a facility called POD for this purpose. I want to know how to use this facility. Are there any POD forms available with post offices? Though the Speed Post can be tracked but I have observed that even though the article sent by Speed Post has been delivered but final status in tracking does not show that item has been delivered. I want to get details on delivery date & details of person who received it, Kindly suggest.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 19 February 2012
Customer can obtain POD with signatures of recipient by submitting an application to the Manager/Area Manager of the Speed Post Centre, at which article was booked.They may charge Rs.10/.
Kishor Mehta (CEO) 02 March 2012
Dear Shri Rakesh Kumar Jain and others,
If the tracking system do not show the end position of the Speed Post article, please [1] Give a written compaint to the despatching post office with a photocopy of the Speed Post Receipt; & [2] Lodge a complaint online at the India Post site.
I am sure you will get the details of delivery of the Speed Post article.
Kishor Mehta
verma76 (n/a) 14 June 2012
Category
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Format
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No. of digits
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Speed Post (EMS) Domestic
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EE123456789IN
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13
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International EMS Articles to be delivered in India
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EE123456789XX
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13
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Electronic Money Order (eMO)
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000000000000000000
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18
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Registered Mail
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RX123456789IN
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13
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Express Parcel Post
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XX000000000XX
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13
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Debleena Ganguly (Lawyer (In-house)) 29 July 2019
So who can ask for POD? only the receipient or a third party on his/her behalf with his authorization letter can ask for POD?