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

150 FOREIGN TRADE ZONES possibly be brought against him, must be immediately excluded from the work i the free district on the demand of the custom authorities. 8. If a storehouse owner was fined for the reason of custom evasion or that of neglecting his duty for careful supervision of his personnel, the custom authorities can annul his permit for keeping a storehouse in the free district; the customs authorities have the same right against a storehouse owner who, in case of art. 7; does not exclude immediately the guilty clerk or workman from the work in the free district in spite of the request of the custom authorities. ART. 9 The equipment and providing with food of ships going to sea from the stor® houses inside of the free district is allowed. But the delivery of the goods must be made according to the written order of the shipowner or his representative (art: 11, b). The order on which the receipt of the goods by the receiver is certified must be kept with the books of the seller. ArT. 10 It is not allowed to all the owners of loading places or storage places inside Of the free district to sell, exchange, or give away any kind or amount of goods 10 the sailors of sea ships, captains or sailors of river ships, to peddlers, secondhand dealers, clerks, and laborers working in the free district. Art. 11 Under retail trade mentioned in articles 5 and 8 of these regulations we under stand the selling or delivering of goods of all kinds in amounts smaller than 50 kg. gross, of wine and alcoholic liquors in amounts of less than 35 liters. The selling in smaller amounts is allowed in the following cases: (a) If the goods are sent by the seller from the free district and are presented hy him at the customhouse for payment of duties. In this case: (1) If the custom duties for the goods are paid directly the receipt of the pay’ ment must be kept with the books of the seller; (2) If the goods are sent under the custom control, the customhouse in whicl the payment is to be made and the date and number of the corresponding custo? papers must be noted in the books of the seller. (b) In case mentioned in article 9; (c) If the goods are sold or delivered to a storehouse owner inside of the free district and the latter gives a written explanation, which must be kept with h books, that the goods are not assigned for the use in the free district; ] {d) In case of the delivery of samples, if a custom duty for them is to be pail and if they are destined for a free trade, the custom duty must be paid immediately after taking them from the storehouse or they must be noted in the books # those for which the custom duty is to be paid in future; (¢) In case of public auctions. Concerning the latter, an official register is to be kept and presented at the sustomhouse.” ART. 12 The police gurveillance in the free district is accomplished by the harbor ad ministration, local police administrations, and railway police administratio according to the regulations of competence existing already or to be established in future.

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