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

I 1 8 Ir Ie 2 ao 0 FREE PORT OF MALMO SECTION 31. OBLIGATION TO MAINTAIN SECRECY 137 . Information concerning goods stored with the owner of the free port must hot be given to anyone but the person who proves himself to be entitled to receive the same. SECTION 32. PROHIBITION OF IMPROPER EMOLUMENTS The owner of the free port shall forbid all persons employed under it per- manently or temporarily to accept or demand compensation or emoluments of kind whatsoever for the performance of the duties incumbent upon them, to which such persons are not entitled according to the regulations in force, and he shall likewise see to it that any violations of the prohibition thus issued that are noted are followed up. $e *® SECTION 34. ISSUANCE OF TRAFFIC REGULATIONS e t ir ae If further regulations concerning order or safety for the free port or entrance to places or buildings located in it are necessary, beyond what is prescribed in these regulations or elsewhere, such will be issued by the government of the Province at the recommendation of the owner of the free port or after he has been given a hearing, but such regulations must not contain directions for service of government employees inside the free port or for interference with the per- formance of the officials’ duties under the statutes in force. SECTION 35. POSTING OF REGULATIONS One copy of these regulations shall be posted up or otherwise kept where the public can see it in the premises used by the owner of the free port, in the room where papers are given out. @ 1 T Wi Q CrarTeER 7. PENAL Provisions SECTION 36. PENAL CONSEQUENCES If anyone violates the provisions of these regulations or those issued under them, he will be punished by a fine of from 20 to 1,000 kronor, both inclusive. SECTION 87. COMMUTATION OF FINES Fines which are imposed under these regulations will go to the government If the full amount of the fine imposed can not be collected, it shall be commuted according to the general penal statutes. RECTION 38. PROSECIITION 1 i+ Tr Offenses against the provisions of rules laid down in or in accordance with these regulations are to be prosecuted by the public prosecutor after information has been submitted by the management of the free port or the chief of the customs Service at the free port. Action is to be instituted in the police court at Malmo. These regulations will go into effect on the day on which the conditions for the opening of the free port for use are reported by the general customs service. All concerned are to act accordingly. In testimony whereof we have signed them with our own hand and had them authenticated by our royal seau. The Palace at Stockholm. August 28, 1922. (r. 8.) GusTAF. The Treasury Department. FF. V. THORSSON.

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