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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180 WAREHOUSES IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES. Art. XXVII. When in either of the above cases private bonded warehouses come to an end the authorities will give public notice to the owners of the goods in bond, the latter shall then he required to take delivery of the goods within certain period determined by the authorities, unless and provided that there be a successor who desires to take over the business of the said private bonded warehouse within a month. If the goods should not be cleared within such a time as notified by the authorities, they will be removed by the authorities at the expense of owners either to the Government bonded warehouse or to another private bonded warehouses. Art. XXVIII. The proprietor of private bonded warehouse for which the license has expired shall still be liable to any consequences until the goods shall be cleared. Art. XXIX. In the case stated in Article XXVII, owners of goods which have been removed by the authorities to any other bonded warehouse shall be required to observe all the rules and regulations relating thereto. Art. XXX. The authorization to keep private bonded warehouses (shall be withdrawn by the authorities in one of the following cases : 1. When a private bonded warehouse infringes laws, regulations, and special instructions relating thereto. 2. When there exists doubt as to the solidity of proprietors security of paying customs duties. 3. When he is convicted of a crime. Chapter IV.—Penalties. Art. XXXI. No bonded goods can be removed from the warehouse without the permission of the authorities; in case of infringement of this article, the goods will be confiscated to the Government. In the event of the goods being already transferred or consumed, the offender shall be liable to a fine equal to the value of the goods. Art. XXXII. In case of infringement of Article IV of the present law, the offender shall be liable to the same penalty. No goods can be deposited into a bonded warehouse without permission of the authorities; the offender shall be liable to a fine of not less than 3 [$1.49] and not exceeding 30 yen [$14.94]. Art. XXXIII. In case of enforcing the scale of warehousing charges and the regulations relating to safe custody of goods without the previous approval of the authorities, the offender shall be liable to a fine of not less than 5 [$2.49] and not exceeding 50 yen [$24.90]. Art. XXXIV. In case of infringement of Article XXII, the offender shall be liable to the same penalty. Any one who refuses, obstructs, or attempts to avoid the examination of the goods, books, or documents relating to the goods bonded in a private warehouse, by the officers authorized to do so, according to Article XXV, shall be liable to a fine of not less than 2 yen [99.6 cents] and not exceeding 20 yen [$9.96]. If such offense be punishable by the criminal code, the case shall be dealt with accordingly. NAGASAKI. (From United States Consul Harris, Nagasaki, Japan.) There are at the port of Nagasaki bonded and temporary ware houses from which goods may be withdrawn for shipment without the payment of customs duty. The area of the bonded warehouses is 9,030 square feet and the cost of construction $6,053. The area of the temporary warehouses is 20,010 square feet, and their cost 820,941. The warehouses were built and are owned and conducted by the Japanese Government. There are no private bonded ware houses at present in this port. From a patron’s view, the service has been good ; in fact, all that can reasonably be desired. As to the services rendered by the administration, I refer to the " Guide Book of Customs Temporary

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