No. 34 Communications detain, destroy or in any manner dispose of, the postal article found to have been posted in contravention of this Act. (3) The forfeiture, detention, destruction or disposal of the postal article or its contents shall not relieve the sender from liability for any offence committed under this Act or any other written law. 137.__(1) A postal services licensee shall be liable to pay compensation for the destruction, damage, loss, misplacement, non-delivery, or failure to guarantee the confidentiality of correspondence or the integrity of postal articles. (2) A postal services licensee shall submit to the Authority its compensation policy in respect of the destruction, damage, loss, misplacement or non-delivery of postal articles three months after being issued with a postal services licence. 63 Liability for lost, damaged, etc., postal articles (3) A postal services licensee shall not be liable to pay compensation where__ (a) the sending of the postal article is prohibited under this Act; (b) the postal article is insured for a value equal to or in excess of its value; or (c) the addressee of the postal article has signed for and retained the postal article without objection. (4) A postal customer shall apply to a postal services licensee for compensation where his postal article has been destroyed, damaged, lost, misplaced, undelivered or delivered with delay. (5) where a postal services licensee fails to comply with a request or claim for compensation from a postal customer, the postal customer may complain to the Authority. PART XVI__ThE MALAwI POSTS CORPORATION 138.__(1) There is hereby established a corporation to be known as the Malawi Posts Corporation, which shall be a public postal services licensee. (2) The Malawi Posts Corporation shall__ (a) be a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal; (b) be capable of suing and being sued in its corporate name; (c) be capable of acquiring and disposing of any moveable or immovable property; and (d) subject to this Act, have the power to do or perform all such acts or things as bodies corporate may by law do or perform. Establishment of the Malawi Posts Corporation