Legal Definition and Related Resources of Cable

A large and strong rope or chain. Wideman v stale , 110 So.2d298, 269 Ala. 49. An insulated bundle of wires generally located under water or land by which telephone or telegraph communications are transmitted. Craig v Southern BelI Tel. & Tel. Co., 45 So.2d 732, 208 Miss. 881. With respect to transmission of television programs to the homes of subscribers see Hoffman v Capitol Cablevision Systems Inc., 372 N. Y.S.2d482, 84 Misc.2d986.

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