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Control of Goods (Price Control) (Locally Made and Imported Shoes Prices) Order, 1981

This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited. Importers must submit landed-cost documents for…

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Jurisdiction: Zambia
Structure: 2 provisions
Citation: SI 28 of 1981
Dates: Source version 13 Feb 1981

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“This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited.”

This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited. Importers must submit landed-cost documents for imported shoes, and no one may sell locally made or imported shoes above the applicable maximum price.

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In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires--:'- · · Intorprolf!

This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited.

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(1) Every importer shall, in respect of each consignment

Importers must submit landed-cost documents for imported shoes, and no one may sell locally made or imported shoes above the applicable maximum price.

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§ 2In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires--:'- · · Intorprolf!Provision

This section defines several terms used in the Order, including types of shoes, landed cost, manufacturer, and the Zambia Bata Shoe Company Limited.

2. In this Order, unless the context otherwise requires--:'- · · Intorprolf!-. ' " factory delivery price " means prime cost plUB factory tion ' overhead; " imported shoes " mean any footwear imported into Zan:bia for resale; · " landed cost " in relation to any -imported shoes means the ascertainable costs incurred in importing shoes into Zambia, and includes- · . I ,,, (a) the free-on-board price of such shoes at the porl of shipment; (b) the freight charges from the port of ship��nt to the port of discharge; (c) actual marina and transhipment insurance from the warehoUBe at the port of shipment to the warehouse of the importer; (d) bank charges, bank commissions, buying charges, . financing charges and letter of credit charges; (e) customs duty and sales tax; (J) clearing charges and opher charges incidental thereto; (g) railage and oarriago costs from the port of discharge to the premises of the importer; (h) auoh other reasonable costs or charges as may be authorised by the Price Controller; · Oopics of ,his Statutory Instrument can bo obt.aimd from tho Government Printer, P.O. Box 30136, Lusaka. Price 10» each. Statuktry Instruments 13th February, 1981 "locally made shoes " includes a.II types of footwear made by the Zambia Bats. Shoe Company Limited or by any other manufacturer- of footwear in Zambia; " manufacturer " means ·the Zambia Ba.ta Shoe Company Limited or any other manufacturer of shoes in Zambia; " Zambia Ba.ta Shoe Company Limited " means the Company opera.ting in Zambia and registered as such under the Companies Act.

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§ 3(1) Every importer shall, in respect of each consignmentAmendment

Importers must submit landed-cost documents for imported shoes, and no one may sell locally made or imported shoes above the applicable maximum price.

3. (1) Every importer shall, in respect of each consignment of imported shoes, submit for tho approval of the Price Con troller, a schedule of landed cost supported by such documentary evidence as the Price Controller may require. (2) Upon being satisfied with the said documentary evidence, the Price Controller shall approve the landed cost in writing for purposes of computing tho maximum selling price. Cop,686 Submission and approval of Ionded cost Maximum price of locally mo.de shoes Maximum price of imported shoes 4. No person shall sell, offer or expose for sale any locally made shoes at a price exceeding the appropriate maximum price computed in the manner specified in the First Schedule hereto. 5. No person shall sell, offer or expose for sale any imported shoes at a price exceeding tJ{e appropriate maximum price calculated in the manner specified in the Second Schedule hereto. 1/ Amendment ofS.I,No, 136 ofl978 . 6. The Control of Goods (Imported Goods Prices) Order, 197 8, is amended in the First Schedule thereto by the deletion of item 3 relating to footwear. LUSAKA loth February, 1981 [Ol'C.105/48/1] Minister of Commerce and Industry R. CmsUl'A, FIRST SCHEDULE (Paragraph 4) LOCALLY MADE SBOEB (a) Me.nufaoturor to wholesaler: Factory delivery price plus 20% (b) Mo.nufueturor or wholesaler to retailer: Fo.otory delivery price plus 40% (o) Retailprioe to consumer: Factory delivery price plus 75% SECOND SCHEDULE (Paragraph 6) il!PORTXD SHOES (a) Wholesale: Approved landed cost plus IC% (b) Rotoil: Wholeaolo prico plus 16% (o) Retail by importer: Approved landed coat plus 20%

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