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

246 FOREIGN TRADE ZONES CLAIMS ArT. 0. All claims concerning weighing operations must be addressed to the inspector of the free zone. RATES Art. 10. In a separate sheet are given the weighing rates as approved at the meeting of December 23, 1915, altered at the meeting of April 30, 1920, and com- piled in accordance with the rates of the Caravana as result of the alteration made to the latter at the meeting of the chamber of commerce of June 28, 1923. APPENDIX LEGALIZATION OF SIGNATURES ON WEIGHING CERTIFICATES MADE BY WEIGHBRS NOT DEBIGNATED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 1. In consequence of the establishment made by the chamber of commerce of the official public weight, the signatures of weighers on the following certificates are not admitted to legalization: (a) When they refer to weighing operations made in the free zone and its surroundings—namely, the Mandracecio, Cattanei, and Ponte Reale Wharves. (b) When they bear no indication of the place where the weighing took place. (¢) When they are not written in a clear and correct form entirely in accordance with the commercial customs which they must satisfy. 2. Besides the legalization of the signatures of the weighers, the chamber of commerce applies a stamp declaring that the chamber of commerce had no in- Auence or control over the operation to which the certificate is related. Approved by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Genoa at the meeting of December 23, 1915. Zaccaria OBERTI, President. C. Marin, Secretary. Rares ror TEE LEGAL WEIGHING [Art 10 of the regulations] The following are the charges for public weighing besides the standard charge of 4 lire per hour or fraction thereof for each weighing. Lire 0.40 for each gross quintal (220.4 pounds) or fraction thereof, for any kind of merchandise with & minimum of 0.40 lire for each weighing with the exceptio? of leather in bulk for which the rate is 1 lire per quintal, or for the weighing of ab ieast 10 pieces not weighing over a quintal. For each weighing of any goods under 50 kilos the rate is 0.60 lire per quintal: Tare for all goods, for every tare 0.50 lire. The above rates include the amounts due to the Caravana. Upon request the weighers can be detailed to weighing merchandise even outside the free zone and the adjoining wharves (Mandraccio, Cattanei, and Ponte Reale): In these cases the following additional daily rates and the refund for eventud! expenditures for transportation, etc., are due to the chamber of commerce: pe From the Giano Mole to the dock... .... I 20 From the dock (exeluded) to the Chiappella_ ooo From the Chiappella (excluded) to the Paleocapa Pier... ___._._._. ._-- Outside the port limits and within the city of Genoa... _____.-- In other towns in the district of the chamber of commerce, a fixed charge of. besides an extra charge of 2.50 lire for every kilometer from Genoa. 14 10

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