(g) obligations to provide telecommunication services to particular persons or areas to meet
minimum standards for quality and grade of service requirements;
(h) obligation not to interrupt service except for failure of the customer to comply with his
contractual obligations or out of genuine technical necessity or by reason of
circumstances to which section 54 applies;
(i) restrictions on the licensee giving undue preference to, or unfairly discriminating against,
any person,
(j) restrictions or limitations on transfer or assignment of the licence;
(k) conditions relating to the preservation or the transfer or disposition of telecommunication
equipment and other assets used in connection with any public switched network; 1*
(l) obligations for protection of consumers interest 1[;]
1[(m) conditions requiring the licensee to contribute to Research and Development Fund and
Universal Service Fund; and
(n) conditions as to the security provided the licensee to support the fulfillment of the
licensee’s obligation in the licence and the realization on such security by the Authority.]
(5) Subject to subsection (7) and section 39 any person who, on commencement of this Act,
holds an authorization, licence or permit validly issued under any law in force on that date for the
establishment, maintenance or operation of any telecommunication system or the provision of any
telecommunication service shall, unless it is contrary to the provisions of the Act and the rules and
regulations made thereunder, be deemed to hold a licence in accordance with the provisions of this
Act for a period of twelve months from the commencing date.
(6) Every person deemed to be a licensee under subsection (5) shall, within three months from
the commencement of this Act, supply to the Authority full details of his authorization, licence or
permit, as the case may be, and apply for continuance of the licence under this Act.
1 Omitted, subs. and added by Act II of 06,s.12.
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