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 GENOA 248 and {en ne, wer uch . af TOO ni, and -he usb all= ol, > of nase ted PT ad in The proceeds of the fines is devolved to the pension fund of the chamber of ‘ommerce employees. ART. 45. The warehouses and storerooms of the zone must be kept clean. If garbage is found in those premises the responsible parties shall be fined from 5 lire to 25 lire and will have to pay for the removal of the garbage and, if requested oy the customhouse, will also have to pay customs duty for sweepings and wasted goods that may have been thrown away. ART. 46. Whoever causes damages of any nature whatsoever will be held responsible for it. When the damage is caused to property of the chamber of commerce or any- thing in custody of said chamber of commerce the valuation of the damages so caused will be that appraised bv an expert chosen bv the chamber of commerce. CLAIMS ART. 47. Petitions and claims of any nature and for whatsoever reason must be addressed in writing to the inspector of the free zone, who will directly take sare of them or refer them to the board, according to the importance of the case. Appeal can be made against the inspector's decisions to the board of the free zone within eight days, and appeal can also be made to the board of the chamber of commerce against the decision of the board of the free zone; no further appeal can be made relative to any controversies regarding discipline and better efficiency of the free zone. GENERAL ORDER ART. 48. For everything that is not included in these regulations the chamber of commerce reserves the right to dispose by special resolutions. in accordance with the legislature and regulations of the free zones. Approved by the Chamber of Commerce of Genoa at the meetings of December 23. 1915. and March 21. 1994 Zaccaria OBERTI, President. CC. MARINT. he in ‘he roe to we ae he ra, re al ng an 1} Ics yi a Secretary. PROVISIONS CONCERNING WAREHOUSE Receipts, FrEr ZoNE oF THE Port oF GENOA [Resolution of the chamber of commerce, dated October 24, 1894] Upon application, made on the proper forms distributed by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Genoa, the latter will issue to merchants, in accord- nce with these regulations and the law of August 6, 1893, No. 457, warehouse ‘eceipts with warrants for the merchandise consigned to said chamber of com- lerce for custody. The premises established for the storing of goods on which warehouse receipts re issued are those operated by the chamber of commerce in the free zone. The depositors in whose names the warehouse receipts are issued are presumed, 3y their applications for said warehouse receipts, to have elected their domicile it the chamber of commerce, office of the inspector of the free zone, for all acts “rising by the effected deposit toward the chamber of commerce and toward hird parties. The quality and the weight of the goods mentioned by the depositor will be Verified by public brokers and weighers, both duly authorized by the chamber of Commerce.

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