A critical dissertation on the nature, measures and causes of value

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Identifikator:: 1858887097

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-271916

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Bailey, Samuel http://d-nb.info/gnd/1055121706

Title:: A critical dissertation on the nature, measures and causes of value

Place of publication:: London

Publisher:: The London School of Economics and Political Science (University of London)

Year of publication:: 1931

Scope:: xxviii, 255 Seiten

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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nFé« , Or ynal ies, ‘ree aly an nif he me + of he will . of leg ith to of re Te AT. od of se9 ne ad FREE PORT OF GENOA 239 INTRODUCTION AND DELIVERY OF MERCHANDISE Arr. 17. The introduction of merchandise in the warehouses operated by the chamber of commerce is controlled by the inspéctor of the free zone, to whom the applications must be addressed. It is the duty of the inspector of the free zone to establish the place for the storing of the merchandise and to issue to the proper storekeeper the order of introduction. The storekeeper, after the introduction of the merchandise, delivers a non- negotiable certificate of deposit or warehouse receipt countersigned by the inspector. The depositor that does not withdraw immediately such certificate loses his right to any claim to the stored goods. The withdrawal of the merchandise, or only part of it, must be approved by the inspector and to him onlv must be addressed the applications for withdrawing goods. Deliveries are made upon a written order of the inspector to the storekeeper. Upon the delivery the storekeeper makes the proper notation on the certificate of deposit exhibited by the depositor or his deputy, who withdraws the mer- chandise for his account; such notation is made in lieu of a receint and has the same value as a receipt. After the consignment of the whole lot of merchandise the certificate of deposit is withdrawn by the inspector. Arr. 18. On the certificate of deposit or warehouse receipt the indications concerning the weight, the quality, and the conditions of the deposited mer- *handise are specified only at the request of the interested party and after the weighing and the survey have been made by proper persons appointed by the chamber of commerce. All charges for the above are against the party requesting such indications on the certificate. Arr. 19. The chamber of commerce reserves to itself the right to transfer the deposited merchandise from one place to another upon a simple notice to the ‘nterested party and without compensation or indemnity to the same. Art. 20. Even when the merchandise is accepted for storage without reser- vations the chamber of commerce does not accept any responsibility for shrinkage, and, with the exception of evident guilt on the part of the personnel, is not liable for damages arising from leakages, breakages of fragile articles, bad or insufficient packing, defects or inherent weakness, unavoidable accidents, fire, disinfections, or damages caused by rodents, moths, or otherwise. The chamber of commerce also does not accept any responsibility for changes which have occurred in the number of packages on account of tampering. Sweepings are collected and kept in the best possible way at the expense of She depositor, but without any responsibility of the chamber of commerce. When the chamber of commerce believes that some stored merchandise is deteriorating or that it may be in any way detrimental to other goods, notice is given to the depositor or his representative requesting that such merchandise be withdrawn within a certain time, failing which, the chamber of commerce may sell the goods, following the procedure stated in the foregoing paragraph 13. ArT. 21. The chamber of commerce declines all responsibility for damages or Shortages arising in any manner whatsoever when the merchandise is deposited in passages, stairs, corridors, sheds, or in the open, either at the request of the depositors or when no better space to store the merchandise is available. ArT. 22. A special rate is granted for the storing of colonial produce and its mount is determined by the board of the free zone dccording to the needs of aid zone, h

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