The Cyprus Gazette

628 SUPPLEMENT TO THE CYPRUS GAZETTE, UTH SEPTEMBER. 1936.
Duties and
other charges
short leN-ied.
Alteration
of agreements
where
duty altered.
Power to
admit goods
free of
import duty
or prohibit
importation.
50. Wlien any import duties or other charges have been
short levied or erroneously refunded, the person who
should have paid the amount short levied or to whom the
refund has erroneously been made shaU pay the amount
short levied or repay the amount erroneously refunded on
demand being made by the Collector ; and tlie Collector
may refuse to clear any goods belonging to such person
until the amount short levied be paid or the amount
erroneously refunded be repaid.
51. If after any agreement is made for the sale or delivery
of goods import duty paid any alteration takes place in
the import duty collected affecting such goods before they
are cleared for home consumption, then, in the absenee
of express written provision to the contrary, the agreement
shaU be altered as follows, that is to say,—
(a) in the event of the alteration being a new or
increased import duty, the seller after payment of
the new or increased import duty may add the
difference caused by the alteration to the agreed
price;
(b) in the event of the alteration being the abolition
or reduction of import duty, the purchaser may
deduct the difference caused by the alteration from
the agreed price.
52. The Governor may by Order in Council to be
pubUshed in the Gazette—
(a) admit the importation into the Colony of any
goods free from aU import duties or at a reduced
rate of import duty ;
(b) prohibit whoUy the importation of any goods ;
(c) place restrictions or impose conditions on the
importation of any goods.
PART VI.
EXPORTATION OF GOODS, PROHIBITED
EXPORTS AND EXPORT DUTIES.
Declaration 53.—(1) The cxportcr of any goods shall bcforc shipment
^teii^eredfor ^Ucrcof dcUvcr to the CoUector a declaration containing
goods to a fuU and true account of the weight, measure, quantity,
be exported, description and value of all goods to be exported by him
in such form as the Comptroller may prescribe.
(2) The Collector may cause any such goods to be
weighed, measured and valued and may require the
exporter to produce the invoice, bill of lading and other
documents relating to the goods in order to test the accuracy
of the declaration.
(3) Any exporter who—
(a) fails to comply with the provisions of this section,
or
(b) deUvers to thc Collector a declaration which is
false in any material particular,
shaU be guilty of an offence.
ΚΥΠΡΙΑΚΗ ΔΗΜΟΚΡΑΤΙΑ
Penalty: twenty pounds, and in addition the goods
concemed shaU be forfeited.
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