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Telegraph and Telephone Companies.
357.

As to injury to telegraphs and divulging the contents of messages, see
article 27, sections 440 and 441.

359.

Notwithstanding this section, if a pole is erected so near the beaten
track as to endanger the safety of travelers, it must be regarded as incom-
moding the public in the use of the road. This section dealt with in a suit
for personal injuries, alleged to have been caused by the location of a tele-
graph pole too near the road. The term "unavoidable" qualifies only the
restriction upon interference with the convenience of land owners and does
not relate to the provision against incommoding the public use, to which
the adverb "injuriously" is applied. Recital of a statute in prayers. Phelps
v. Howard County, 117 Md. 180; Earp v. Phelps, 120 Md. 287.

368.

When the public service commission has prescribed rates in pursuance
of the authority vested in it by sections 413 et seq., sections 368 to 373 are
to that extent repealed—see sections 444 and 453. See note to section 413.
Gregg v. Public Service Commission, 121 Md. 26.

369.

See note to section 368.

370.

See note to section 368.

371.

See note to section 368.

372.

See note to section 368.

373.

See note to section 368.

375.

This section is a duplicate of article 27, sections 358 and 359.

376.

This section is a duplicate of art. 27, sec. 360.

377.

This section is a duplicate of art. 27, sec. 361.

Turnpike, Plank Road and Passenger Railway Companies.

382.

As to fraud upon turnpikes, see article 27, section 209.
As to "Turnpikes," see also article 27, section 475.

389.

As to condemnation, see article 33A.