ORDONNANCE N° 33/299 DU 27 SEPTEMBRE 1956, MODIFIANT L’ORDONNANCE N° 33/9 DU 6 JANVIER 1950 — Rwanda law | Esheria

ORDONNANCE N° 33/299 DU 27 SEPTEMBRE 1956, MODIFIANT L’ORDONNANCE N° 33/9 DU 6 JANVIER 1950

Article 1 introduces the text of an amended ordinance article, but the sentence is fragmentary and does not clearly state a rule.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Decree law
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fr
Updated
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customs declarations duties duties payment exemptions export export duties goods transit goods transport import import duties import/export declarations payment of duties penalties relocation goods repair temporary admission temporary import/export trade compliance transformation transit transport transport liability

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Article 1 introduces the text of an amended ordinance article, but the sentence is fragmentary and does not clearly state a rule. Article 26 allows certain declarations to be made in four listed cases. Customs receivers must record certain verbal customs declarations in a stub book or on regulatory documents, and the declarant must sign the stub with a conformity note in the relevant cases. Goods exported from the Colony after being imported for transformation or repair may be admitted temporarily free of import duties, with partial relief from export duties. Some persons may claim exemption from entry duties for household goods, including people settling in the Colony, employees on at least two years’ service, and certain returning colonials with qualifying vehicles.