Warehouses in foreign countries for storage of merchandise in transit or in bond

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Identifikator:: 863514456

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-45340

Document type:: Monograph

Title:: Warehouses in foreign countries for storage of merchandise in transit or in bond

Place of publication:: Washington

Publisher:: Government Printing Office

Year of publication:: 1905

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (206 Seiten)

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: North America

Collection:: Economics Books

Mexico: veracruz. 151 the bonded warehouses, to the fiscal employee appointed to take charge of them, making out for each vehicle that is to be employed a duplicate form according to model No. 43. On one copy of the form, which the warden will retain, he will take the employee’s receipt and will hand to him the other copy to the end that, upon the introduction of the goods into the warehouses, he may secure the receipt of the superintendent of said warehouses and a certificate from the fiscal superintendent showing the part taken by him in the operation. Along with the first installment of each lot of goods there will be delivered to the superintendent of the warehouses two copies of the list of packages, and when the transportation of tlm entire lot of goods has been effected said superin tendent will return to the fiscal employee one of the copies, on which he will write out a receipt and affix the seal of the concessionaire company, obtaining also from the fiscal superintendent a certificate showing the share taken by him in the operation. The copy bearing these annotations will he returned to the warden of the custom house and will serve as a definite proof of the delivery of the goods; and thus the provisional forms will cease to be of value and may be handed to the superintendent of the warehouses. When the transportation of packages containing goods embraced by a ware housing application takes more than one day, this fact will be recorded in the list of packages and, in addition, the date on which the transportation com menced, the date on which it was completed, and the number of the entry on the books of the bonded warehouses will also be mentioned. Art. 410. For the admittance of goods into the general bonded warehouses of Mexico City the following rules will be observed : I. The persons entering the goods will present to the custom-house a petition according to model No. 40, with documentary evidences of the conformableness of the concessionaire company and the carrier company. In default of the lat ter the bond referred to in article 303 will be presented with the petition. II. The entry of goods into the general bonded warehouses will be effected within tlie period of time fixed by the authorities of the custom-house where the goods are located for the time being; and said period will be computed on the basis of the distance separating the custom-house from the capital at the rate of 100 kilometers, or fraction thereof, per day, two days more being granted for the removal of the goods from the custom-house and still another two days for their introduction into the warehouses. III. If the ordinary clearance petition has already been presented to the custom-house, the procedure set forth in articles 407 and 400 will be followed and the delivery of the goods to the carrier company will be effected in the form set forth in article 415. IV. When the goods have been delivered to the carrier company (care being taken that the packages containing them possess the conditions required by Chapter XIII), and when the custom-house has in its possession the bill of lad ing extended in its behalf by the company, it will forward same in a registered envelope to the custom-house of importation of Mexico City, along with three copies of the petition and one copy of the list of packages. In Its note sent along with the shipment the custom-house authorities will make such observations as they deem expedient. V. If, prior to the presentation of the ordinary clearance petition, the con signee wishes that, without prior inspection of the custom-house of entry, the entire lot of packages included in a consignment of goods be entered into the general bonded warehouses of the capital, he will present to the custom-house a duplicate petition in the form indicated by model No. 44, with documentary evidences of conformableness on the part of the company holding the concession for the warehouses and the carrier company, also presenting, along with the petition, the consular invoice and three copies of the list of packages. In default of evidence of conformableness on the part of the carrier company, a bond, as referred to In article 31(3, will be presented. VI. As soon as the custom-house shall have compared the invoice with the manifest, shall have made a note on the latter to the effect that the goods are being forwarded in fiscal deposit, and shall have granted permission, steps will he taken to tie up and seal the packages susceptible thereof, and. in the form already indicated, the goods will be delivered to the carrier, while the consular invoice presented by the consignee, the original of the petition, a copy of the list of packages, and the bill of lading extended by the carrier company will be forwarded to the custom-house of importation of Mexico City. VII. If, after the ordinary clearance petition shall have been passed upon,

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