The Cyprus Gazette

624 SUPPLEMENT TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, UTH SEPTEMBEB, 1936.
Importer to
produce
invoices and
other
documents.
Invoice and
Freight
accounts to
be signed
•and stamped.
PART IV.
IMPORTATION OF GOOPS.
Declaration 26. The importer of any goods intended to be deUvered
^^J^r. to home consumption shaU, before the clearance of the
goods, deUver to the CoUector a avritten and signed
declaration of the description of the goods and of their
value at the port of discharge in such form and manner as
the ComptroUer may prescribe.
Flaying
«ards, etc.
to be
•enclosed in
banderolles.
Articles of
-food and
•drink to be
^wholesome.
Passengers
to answer
.questions.
Passengers
twggage.
27. The importer, or his agent, shaU, on the demand of
the CoUector, produce all invoices, pohcies of insurance, if
any, freight accounts, letters and other documents relating
to the goods to test the accuracy of
mentioned in section 26.
the declaration
28.—(1) Every invoice and freight account presented to
the CoUector in respect of goods which it is desired to clear
for home consumption or for placing in bond shaU be
presented in dupUcate and each copy thereof shall bear the
signature and stamp of the firm or individual sending such
goods to the Colony. One of every such dupUcate invoice
and freight account shall be retained by the Collector.
(2) Unless the provisions of this section are complied
with the CoUector may refuse to deliver the goods in
respect of which the invoice and freight account are
presented.
(3) The provisions of this section shaU not apply to goods
imported into the Colony for private use and not for sale.
29.—(1) AU playing cards, cigars, cigarettes and
manufactured tobacco imported into the Colony shaU be
enclosed in banderoUes at the port or place of importation.
(2) Any playing cards, cigars, cigarettes or manufactured
tobacco not enclosed in banderoUes shaU be deemed to be
smuggled goods.
30. If in the opinion of the CoUector any article of food
or drink or any narcotic is so damaged as to be unwholesome
or unfit for consumption, he shaU not permit such article
of food or drink or such narcotic to be cleared unless such
article of food or drink or such narcotic is certified by a
Medical Officer or Govemment Analyst to be wholesome
or fit for consumption.
31.—(1) Any passenger arriving in the Colony or
departing.therefrom shall answer aU questions relating to
his baggage as may be put to him by the Customs officer.
(2) If the passenger—
(a) without reasonable excuse refuses to answer any
question, or
(b) does not answer truly any question,
he shaU be guilty of an offence.
Penalty : ten pounds.
32. The baggage of a passenger shaU be deUvered in such
manner as the CoUector may direct, and if any goods
Uable to duty are found therein after the owner or other
person in charge thereof shaU have denied that such goods
were contained therein, or if any goods which are prohibited
to be imported or exported are found therein, either before
or after landing or embarking, such goods shall be forfeited.
ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
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