The Cyprus Gazette

•SUPPLEVIENT TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, UTH SEPTEMBER, 193^. ^
PART V.
IMPORT DUTIES AND COMPUTATION AND
PAYMENT THEREOF.
33. There shall be levied and collected upon all goods import
which are specified in the First Schedule, and which shall c^t?ii to
be imported into the Colony or taken out of bond for home ^e levied,
consumption, the several import duties of Customs
(hereinafter called " import duties"), appearing in the
said Schedule and set opposite to each item respectively
therein.
34.—(1) The goods spepified in the Second Schedule, Exemptiona.
when imported into the Colony, shall, subject to any
conditions set forth therein, be exempt from the payment
of import duties.
(2) Fuel carried on board an aircraft entering the Colony
and possessing the nationaUty of any of the States in which
the Convention relating to the regulation of aerial navigation
made at Paris on the 13th day of October, 1919, is for the
time being in force shall be exempt from the payment of
import duties ;
Provided that the quantity of such fuel does not exceed
that needed for the journey of such aircraft as defined in
the log-book thereof.
35.—(1) The Governor in Council may make regulations Power to
to be pubUshed in the Gazette for the total or partial duSlr^°"*
exemption from the payment of import duties for a limited dues aircraft,,
period upon any aircraft, motor vehicle or shot-gun brought ^h^cLs and
into the Colony by persons making a temporary stay therein, shot-guns
(2) The Governor may by Order to be published in cases.
the Gazette declare that the aircraft of any air transport
company operating air services in, to or through the Colony
and any engines, spare parts and equipment carried and
exclusively used on such aircraft, and any fuel and oil so
carried and used, and any fuel and oil taken on board
such aircraft for the purpose of flying to parts beyond the
seas shall be exempt from the payment of import duties
and other duties or dues.
36.—(1) With a view to conferring a preference in the imperial
case of British Empire products, import duties shall be P""®^®""^**'
charged at the preferential rate set forth in the First
Schedule, where the goods are shown to the satisfaction of
the Collector to have been consigned from and grown,
produced or manufactured in the British Empire.
(2) Where the Governor in Council is satisfied that any
class of goods to which the preferential rate appUes are to a
considerable extent manufactured in the British Empire
from material which is not wholly grown or produced in
the British Empire, the Governor may by Order in CouncU
direct that the preferential rate shall be charged only in
respect of such proportion of those goods as corresponds
to the proportion of dutiable material used in their
manufacture which is shown to have been grown or produced
in the British Empire.
37. All import duties shall be paid at the rate in force Time for
on the day the declaration mentioned in section 26 for the rate'cr^^
clearance of the goods has been deUvered b}^ the importer import
to the CoUector. ^ *^*
38. Where import duties are imposed according to a Proportional
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specified quantity, weight, size or value, the import duties '^"^'®^'
shaU apply in proportion to any greater or lesser quantity,
weight, size or value.
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