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FOREIGN TRADE ZONES 
SECTION 14. APPLICATION FOR REMOVAL FROM STORAGE 
If the goods mentioned in section 10 are to be removed from storage, the owner 
of the goods must either return to the management of the free pert the certificate 
of acceptance of the goods issued in accordance with section 12, after it has beer 
provided with a suitable acknowledgment of the receipt of the goods, or else 
must turn.in a special removal document with receipt, made out on a form which 
shall be furnished to the person concerned by the management of the free port. 
Special records shall be kept by the management of the free port of removal 
effected in this way. 
SECTION 15. DETENTION AND SALE 
ArTicLE 1. As a condition for letting out goods which have been stored ir 
accordance with the provisions of section 10, the management of the free port 
has the right to demand the payment of the charges allowed by law for the trans 
portation, storage, insurance, and guarding of the goods, as well as reimburse: 
ment for any special expenditures made by the management of the free port in 
connection with the goods. 
Art. 2. If the person for whom the goods are stored owes more than half the 
value of the goods left in storage or in any event owes at least one year’s storage 
charges or if any of the other charges mentioned in article 1 has not been paid 
within a year after it is made, the owner of the free port is entitled, after written 
notice of such action has been given to the person putting the goods in storage 
or by publication in newspapers of general circulation if his address is not know? 
to the owner of the free port, to sell within a reasonable time, not less thay 
eight days after the issuance of the notice, as great a portion. of the goods, put 
not less than whole packages, as may be considered necessary for covering the 
charges of all kinds due the owner of the free port in connection with the goods 
in question. Unless other statutory provisions have already been made or may 
be made in future, such sale shall either be conducted by duly advertised auctiol 
or, in case of the goods covered by article 1 of the regulations of June 14, 1917, 
on the sale of intoxicants, by secret bids for redemption by those who are entitled 
to import such liquors according to section 10, article 1, of the same regulations: 
and the goods shall always be sold as uncustomed. 
The same action shall be taken in case it is ascertained by examination made 
by three persons selected as experts by the competent chamber of commerce 
that there is danger of the goods in storage being destroyed. 
ArT. 3. When sale has been made in accordance with section 2, any balance 
that may be left from the proceeds of the sale after indemnification of the owne! 
of the free port for unpaid charges on the goods, including the cost of examiné 
tion and sale of the goods, shall be kept for the owner of the goods and shall be 
put into a bank so as to draw interest until called for by the owner. 
If the owner does not put in an appearance within five years after the date of 
sale, the principal and the interest thereon becomes the property of the owne’ 
of the free port. 
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SECTION 186. THE LEASE 
ArTicte 1. In leasing buildings or open spaces for the special operations per 
mitted inside the free port by the regulations, the owner of the free port shal 
draw up a written contract with the person to whom the lease is made, co 
taining stipulations on the following points: That the lessee may not, unless the 
management of the free port has given permission in writing, store or receive