DUTIABLE COMMODITIES (DISPENSATION) REGULATIONS

DUTIABLE COMMODITIES (DISPENSATION) REGULATIONS

4. For goods stored in the Depart-
merit of Commerce and Industry
by-permission of the Director$ i per package per
...........day or part of a day.
5. For attendance at a general
bonded or licensed warehouse
For a Revenue Inspector 36.00 per hour.
For a Revenue Officer $2.50 per hour; or
...........such other fee as the
...........Governor in Council
...........in any special case
...........may determine :
...........Provided that the
...........minimum fee for
...........any one occasion
...........shall be $10.
DUTIABLE COMMODITIES (DISPENSATION)
REGULATIONS.
(Cap. 109, section 6(i)
(Ordinance No. 36 of 1931).
[16th July 1948.]
1. These regulations may be cited as the Dutiable Commodities
(Dispensation) Regulations.
2. In these regulations P.C.I.R.O. means 'the Preparatory
Commission for the International Refugee Organization, United
Nations'.
3. The P.C.I.R.O. is hereby dispensed from the payment of duty
required to be paid b), reason of the resolution made and passed by the
Legislative Council under section 4 Of the Dutiable Commodities
Ordinance on 2oth February, 1941, and published as G.N. 191 in the
Gazelle Of 21st February, 1941, in respect of the importation into the
Colony of the commodities specified in the Schedule hereto : Provided
that such commodities are applied exclusively for the purposes of relief
and rehabilitation conducted by P.C.I.R.O.

SCHEDULE.
Hydrocarbon Oils.
G.N.A. 184/48. Citation. Interpretation. Dispensation from payment of duty in certain cases. (Cap. 109)

G.N.A. 184/48. Citation. Interpretation. Dispensation from payment of duty in certain cases. (Cap. 109)

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