Warehouses in foreign countries for storage of merchandise in transit or in bond

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Identifikator:: 863514456

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-45340

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Warehouses in foreign countries for storage of merchandise in transit or in bond

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: Government Printing Office

Year of publication:: 1905

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (206 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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150 WAREHOUSES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Whenever new marks are put upon packages, said marks will be described in the application for warehousing. Akt. 411. Interested parties may obviate a second examination of their packages upon their removal from the warehouses if in their application they ask the custom-house to tie up and seal the packages before their admittance into the warehouses, and provided that the packages so treated afford, in the opinion of the custom-house, a guaranty that the goods which they contain will remain intact. Art. 412. Upon the admittance of packages into the bonded warehouses, the fiscal superintendent receiving them will affix to each a label or card contain ing the name of the consignee, the number of the permit, the custom-house from which the package comes, and the date of its entrance into the warehouses, and lie will at the same time inspect the fastenings of the packages to which fiscal seals have been attached. Art. 413. If the custom-house authorities see fit they may order the exami nation of packages of goods in fiscal deposit at the time of their entry into the warehouses or of their departure therefrom either for consumption or reex portation, as well as during the time that they may remain there, if the pack ages, upon their admittance, have not been fastened and sealed, or when the seals are found to have been broken. If, upon being examined for admittance into the bonded warehouses, it is found that the packages contain goods that are subject to lesser duties, or that there is a smaller quantity of them than declared, a note to that effect will be entered on the permit and the custom-house will proceed in the form pro vided by article 265 of these ordinances, duties being settled for on the basis of the result of the examination. If, on the contrary, the goods are found to weigli more or to belong to a higher tariff class than declared, a note to that effect will be made on the clearance petition, so that the assessment for duties may tally with the result of tlie examination, and there will be collected at once, by way of additional duties, the regulation percentage orr the difference shown by the liquidation. When the examination takes place upon the departure of the goods from the bonded warehouses for consumption, and it is found that they are subject to a less rate, or that there is less of them than declared, duties will nevertheless be assessed in accordance with the declaration ; but if the quantity of the goods or the rate to which they are subject is greater, the same course as when a similar case arises in ordinary clearances will be followed. If the examination takes place when the goods are leaving the bonded ware houses for reexportation and they are found to be subject to a less duty than declared, the duties payable under the declaration will be forthwith collected, the interested party being entitled to introduce the goods for immediate con sumption upon payment of said duties, or to reexport them without refundment of duties. If the quantity of the goods is found to he less than declared, there will be collected on the difference, in addition to the tariff duties, the regulation additional duties, save in case that the curtailment in weight does not exceed 15 per cent of the weight declared, and arises from natural shrink age due either to the drying up or spilling of the article. Art. 414. The interested parties may, through an application in duplicate, « as shown by model 42, obtain permission from the custom-house collector to take samples of goods that are about to be warehoused or that have been ware housed. The custom-house collector will grant the permission, and the sample* will be taken subject to the supervision of the inspector or employee whom he may designate for the purpose, and who will note down on the application the data necessary for the assessment of duties payable on the samples, attach ing to the packages from which the samples are taken a label with the follow ing inscription : “ Tomado muestra con permiso de fecha .” If the samples are taken from packages of goods which are destined for reex portation, either the samples must be returned to the custom-house or the duties assessable on the samples must be paid when permission to ship t ,K> goods abroad again is requested ; and if the samples have been taken from goods that are to be entered for consumption, they will be considered as still belonging to the packages of which they formed part. Art. 415. For the removal of goods from the custom-house to bonded ware houses situated in the same city or locality, the custom-house collector will des ignate the route to be taken, the method of transportation which he considers most suitable, and the fiscal employees who are to supervise the operation. The warden of the custom-house will deliver the goods, for transportation to

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