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

FREE PORT OF MALMO 133 er te en 1se rh Te ral in art ns- LO in rhe 120 aid -o1n 1ge wn an wb he rds ay ion 17, led nse. de Boods for another in the buildings or open spaces rented by him or transfer such Places wholly or in part to another; that the lessee may not, without receiving Written permission from the management of the free port in each separate case, store goods in the space leased that are of such a nature as to be liable to damage 80ods stored in nearby places; that if the lessee fails to a marked extent in the Performance of the obligations devolving upon him or violates the rules govern- ing the free port he shall be considered to have forfeited his rights as lessee and to be obligated to give up at once what has been rented by him, and the owner of the free port shall be entitled to rent by lease or otherwise to some other Person what has been vacated by him; and that the lessee furthermore pledges nett to observe the provisions laid down in these regulations or based on em. ArT. 2. Rules are laid down in the regulations on free ports for determining the charge that is to be made for buildings or storage places leased in accordance With article 1; a tariff specially established by the government of the Province shall be followed. SECTION 17. CHANGE IN NAME If, after the making of a lease as discussed in section 16, there is a change in the style of the lessee or if any person who, alone or in conjunction with another, 's entitled to sign the firm name, changes his place of residence, or if the post- Office address of the lessee is changed, a written report of the change shall be re to the management of the free port within eight days after it goes into tMiect. If the management of the free port finds, after receipt of the announcement of change in the firm and after consultation with the chief of the customs serv- Ie at, the free port, that the change is of such a nature as to cause the cancella- ton of the right to use the buildings or open spaces by the person making the teport, for reasons connected with the security of the owner or of the free port Or the public treasury against loss, it is the duty of the person to whom the buildings or open spaces have been rented to vacate what has been rented at the request of the owner of the free port within a reasonable time, stated in the equest, but he shall be entitled to reimbursement of the amount paid in advance 38 rent for the building or space, to the extent that the advance payment covers the time after which the evacuation is to be completely accomplished. SECTION 18. BOOKKEEPING rig nee net ht: he ) of aor rE The person to whom the lease was made shall keep books; in the manner Which the chief of the customs service at the free port, in consultation with the head of the free port administration, may see fit to prescribe, concerning the goods that are brought into or taken away from the building or uninclosed Pace rented in accordance with section 16; these books must show plainly to whom each shipment from the building or open space was sold and the amount of it, The aforesaid chief has the right to examine such books at any time, either in Person or through a suitable subordinate, in so far as it may be considered Becessary to determine whether the stipulations laid down for carrying on the Work heing done inside the free port are being proverly respected. SEOTION 19. RETAIL SBLLING IN GENERAL er” all on” she 18 In enforcement within the free port of the general prohibition of retail sale, “hibition or other display to the public within the free port of wares kept there, contained in the free port regulations, the general customs service shall

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