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(1) If the Director General is satisfied that the working or operation of any installation causes electrical interference with any radio-communication, telecommunication, telegraph, telephone or other electrical signalling process or circuit owned or operated by or on behalf of the Federal Government or any State Government, or any supply authority, the Director General shall call upon the owner or licensee to abate the interference, and if, within a period of fourteen days reasonable in any particular circumstances, the interference has not been etlectually abatea, the Director General shall report the matter to the Minister who may in his discretion- (a) in the case of a licensed installation, order the suspension of the licence; (b) in the case of an unlicensed installation, by order prohibit the working or operation thereot; (c) in the case of any installation, by order, prohibit the working or operation of such part thereof as causes the electrical interference, until arrangements have been made to the satisfaction of the Director General for preventing the recurrence of such electrical interference as aforesaid, and if, in the case of a licensed installation, no such arrangements are made, then the Minister may order that the licence for the said installation be revoked absolutely. (2) For any loss caused to a licensee by the suspension or revocation of a licence under this section the licensee may claim compensation from the Federal Government, State Government or any supply authority, as the case may be: reguiations fot reg whig dlecieat ctntey neit hany under any written law relating to telegraphs for the time being in force. that the Ises elecion, teleelectrical ed by or ıny State Director to abate teen days considers he inter- Director ster who order the ation, by a thereot; der, prouch part erence, tisfaction ecurrence ind if, in ngements le licence y. e suspenction the : Federal ly authoand no cal intern caused with any ice made s for the IPt. IX, S. 33-36] (3) It the claim be allowed, the compensation shall, settled by mutual agreement of the Federal Government, State Government or the supply authority, as the case may be, and the licensee, be determined by arbitration.