Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

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Identifikator:: 1801857903

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-199077

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Foreign trade zones (or free ports)

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: United States Government Printing Off.

Year of publication:: 1929

Scope:: IX, 322 S; Ill., graph. Darst

Digitisation:: 2022

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: Part 2. The free ports of Europe

Collection:: Economics Books

130 FOREIGN TRADE ZONES owner of the free port, nor the proper railroad officials to attend to the unloading or loading that is incumbent upon them according to the freight contract made by the railroad. SECTION 7. CHARGES FOR SUCH ASSISTANCE For assistance rendered in accordance with section 2, article 1 and section 6, article 1, by arrangement of the owner of the free port, the latter shall be entitled to receive compensation in accordance with a published tariff established by the government of the Province of Malmohus at the recommendation of the owner of the free port, after hearing the opinion of representatives of trade and commerce with regard thereto. No change in such tariff may take effect earlier than one month after its publication. SECTION 8. REQUESTS FOR AID Armices 1. A person who desires to receive assistance provided by the owner of the free port as contemplated in section 6, must make a wrtiten request therefor to the manager of the free port, inclosing, if this is considered necessary, the shipping papers for the goods in connection with which aid is asked. Such a request must contain information both as to the marks, number, kind, and quan- tity of freight and as to the nature of the assistance that is desired. ART. 2. After the receipt of the request mentioned in article 1, the manage- ment of the free port is bound to grant the assistance, to the extent that and as soon as circumstances permit, unless the management finds, after having made an investigation as quickly as possible, that the owner of the free port should refrain from furnishing help, for some generally applicable reason, and sends a statement to that effect to the applicant without delay, if his address is known to the management. SECTION 9. ASSISTANCE WITHIN TERRITORY LEASED TO INDIVIDUALS ArricrE 1. Assistance that is requested at buildings or other storage places within the free port that are leased to other persons may, unless there is some other regulation to the contrary, be given not only by the employees of the owner of the free port but also by those persons in the employ of the lessee whom the management of the free port has tried out and found to be qualified for the execution of such work within the free port, to the common interest. ART. 2. With regard to compensation for and asking for assistance that is given by the employees of the owner of the free port in accordance with this gection, the provisions made in sections 7 and 8 that are laid down for the case under consideration there will apply, as far as they are relevant. CHAPTER 3. STORAGE ON THE PrEMises oF THE OWNER oF THE FreE Por1l SECTION 10. APPLICATIONS FOR STORAGE Articie 1. Any person who desires to have goods deposited for storage in the buildings, storage rooms, or storage places inside the free port, must make written application for this to the management of the free port, stating the markings, number, kind, and quantity of the goods and, if this may be consid- ered necessary, the shipping documents for the goods must be inclosed. The management of the free port may refuse to accept goods for storage wher a generally applicable reason therefor is shown to exist, but notice of such refusal shall be sent to the person concerned, when his address is known to the manage’ ment of the free port, as soon as possible after the receipt of such an applicatio? as just mentioned.

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