East African Community Customs Management Act, 2004 - VERTIC

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No. 1 East African Community Customs Management 2005may refuse delivery therefrom until he or she is satisfied that all duties,expenses, rent, freight and other charges due in respect of such goodshave been paid.Goodsdeemedto be inCustomswarehouse43.-(1) Where under this Act any goods are required to bedeposited in a Customs warehouse, the proper officer may, decide thatit is undesirable or inconvenient to deposit such goods in a Customswarehouse and direct that such goods shall be deposited in some otherplace; and thereupon such goods shall for all purposes be deemed tohave been deposited in a Customs warehouse as from the time that theyare required to be deposited.(2) Where any goods are deemed to have been deposited in aCustoms warehouse then such goods shall, in addition to the rent andother charges to which they are liable under section 42, be chargeablewith such expenses incurred in the securing, guarding, and removing,of them as the proper officer may consider reasonable; and neither theCommissioner nor any officer shall be liable for the loss of or damageto such goods which may be occasioned by reason of their beingdeposited and dealt withPassenger ClearanceDisembarkationofpersons44.-(1) A person shall not disembark from any aircraft or vesselexcept at a place appointed in accordance with section 11 of this Act.(2) The following persons on landing at any port or place from anaircraft or vessel which has arrived from or called at a foreign portshall, subject to section 46 proceed forthwith to the baggage room orother place set aside for the examination of baggage and there remainuntil they receive the permission of the proper officer to leave thatroom or other place-(a) any person who is disembarking at that port or place;(b) any person, including any person who is returning ashore,who has any uncustomed goods in his possession, whetherupon his person or in his baggage;(c) the crew of an aircraft or vessel who are leaving that aircraft44
No. 1 East African Community Customs Management 2005or vessel either temporarily or for any other reason, andwish to remove their baggage or part thereof, from thataircraft or vessel;(d) any passenger who is temporarily leaving that aircraft orvessel and wishes to remove therefrom his baggage, or anypart thereof;(e) any other person who may be required by the proper officerto do so.(3) The Commissioner may require the owner or agent of an aircraftor vessel conveying passengers to provide advance passengerinformation prior to the arrival of such aircraft or vessel.(4) Any person who contravenes this section commits an offence.45.-(1) There shall be established at every place of arrival andwithin the baggage room at every major port a dual channel systemwhich shall consist of-(a) green channel for passengers with nothing to declare orwith baggage consisting of only goods within the prescribedpassenger allowance as provided for in Part B of the FifthSchedule of this Act; andBaggageto betaken toexaminationplace(b) red channel for passengers carrying dutiable or restrictedgoods:Provided that crew members of vessels or aircraftsshall use the red channel.(2) A person to whom section 44 applies shall without delay take hisor her baggage and any uncustomed goods in his or her possession, tothe place appointed for examination of baggage.(3) Subject to section 46 a person shall not remove any baggage orgoods out of the baggage room or such other place until the properofficer authorises such removal.(4) A person who contravenes any provision of this section commitsan offence.45
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