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with  which  they  may  have  to  do  in  connection  with  the  warehousing  of  merchandise. ­

REMOVAL  OF  GOODS  FROM  THE  BONDED  WAREHOUSES  FOR  CONSUMPTION.
Art.  423.  The  removal  of  warehoused  goods  for  consumption  will  be  authorized, ­
  provided  that  all  the  packages  comprised  in  a  single  permit  are  involved,
or  that,  if  the  goods  sought  to  be  taken  out  are  partial  lots,  they  shall  consist
of  at  least  one  package  of  which  the  contents  can  be  detailed  with  accuracy  in
view  of  the  declaration  figuring  in  the  documents  which  were  used  for  warehousing ­
  the  goods.
When  it  is  desired  to  remove  all  the  packages  comprised  in  a  permit,  the
consignee  will  present  a  triplicate  petition  in  accordance  with  model  No.  48.
When  it  is  desired  to  remove  only  given  lots  the  petition  will  be  in  accordance
with  model  No.  51,  and  in  it  will  be  inserted  the  declaration  of  the  goods,  which
will  be  copied  carefully  from  the  warehousing  documents.  In  either  case  a
list  of  packages  in  duplicate  will  be  presented  along  with  the  petition.
Art.  424.  The  custom-house  will  handle  the  petition  in  the  same  way  as  a
case  of  ordinary  importation,  and  after  making  a  note  thereon  of  the  liquidation ­
  of  fiscal  indebtedness  on  the  goods,  will  turn  it  over  to  the  inspector  who
may  have  been  designated  to  effect  the  inspection,  sdid  inspection  being  limited
to  an  external  examination  of  the  packages,  unless,  for  exceptional  reasons
giving  rise  to  express  orders  from  the  custom-house  collector,  it  be  necessary
also  to  inspect  the  goods.  The  inspector,  after  completing  his  inspection  and
after  having  had  presented  to  him  documentary  proof  of  the  payment  of  the
sums  due  to  the  exchequer  on  the  goods,  will  authorize  delivery  of  same  to  the
person  entitled  to  receive  them.
Art.  425.  Warehoused  articles  removed  for  consumption  will  be  delivered  to
the  legal  representative  of  the  concessionaire^  company  if  deposited  in  general
bonded  warehouses  ;  but  if  they  are  deposited  in  Federal  bonded  warehouses
the  custom-house  will  deliver  them  directly  to  the  interested  parties.
REEXPORTATION  OF  GOODS  IN  FISCAL  DEPOSIT.
Art.  426.  The  reexportation  of  goods  in  fiscal  deposit  may  take  place,  whether
they  be  all  the  goods  comprised  in  a  single  warehousing  permit  or  partial  lots,
satisfying  the  conditions  required  by  article  395.  The  departure  of  goods
abroad  will  be  supervised  by  such  maritime  or  frontier  custom-house  as  the
interested  party  may  choose,  provided  that  the  transportation  to  the  port  or
frontier  point  chosen  can  be  effected  by  rail  and  that  the  carrier  company  conforms ­
  to  the  rules  laid  down  in  Chapter  XIII  of  these  ordinances.
The  responsibility  of  general  bonded  warehouses,  when  goods  are  removed
therefrom  for  reexportation,  will  not  cease  until  the  custom-house  of  exit  shall
have  received  them  and  found  them  as  reported.
Art.  427.  For  the  reexportation  of  the  goods  in  question,  when  the  interested
parties  desire  to  remove  in  their  entirety  the  number  of  packages  comprised  in  a
single  warehousing  permit,  they  will  present  to  the  custom-house  having  charge
of  the  vigilance  of  the  warehouse  in  which  the  goods  are  deposited  a  petition  in
triplicate,  according  to  model  No.  52.  In  case  the  interested  parties  desire  to
reexport  only  a  portion  of  the  total  number  of  packages,  they  will  present  a
petition  also  in  triplicate,  according  to  model  53  and  in  the  form  described  by
article  423.
Along  with  the  petitions  will  be  presented  the  necessary  copies  of  the  list  of
packages  and  also  documentary  evidence  on  the  part  of  the  company  holding  the
concession  for  the  warehouses,  in  necessary  cases,  and  on  the  part  of  the  carrier
company  in  all  cases,  to  the  effect  that  they  agree  to  the  reexportation  of  the
goods.
Art.  428.  The  custom-house  will  treat  the  petition  in  the  same  way  as  petitions
for  the  removal  of  goods  for  consumption,  and  after  noting  thereon  the  assessment ­
  of  duties  will  fix  a  period  of  time  within  which  the  goods  have  to  be  hauled
to  the  point  of  exit,  computing  it  at  the  rate  of  one  day  for  each  100  kilometers
or  fraction,  constituting  the  distance  to  be  traveled  by  rail,  allowing  two  days  for
the  receipt  of  the  goods  and  two  days  more  for  their  delivery.  The  petition  will
be  handed  to  the  inspector  so  that  he  may  examine  the  packages  externally,
or  their  contents  in  case  he  has  express  orders  from  the  custom-house  collector
to  do  so.
Art.  429.  The  inspector,  having  completed  the  operation  assigned  to  him  and