Part IV
Power to regulate unloading, removal, etc. of imported goods. 42.—(1) The Commissioners may make regulations—
- (a) prescribing the procedure to be followed by a ship arriving at a port, an aircraft arriving at a customs and excise airport, or a person conveying goods into Northern Ireland by land;
- (b) regulating the unloading, landing, movement and removal of goods on their importation;
and different regulations may be made with respect to importation by sea, air or land respectively.
(2) If any person contravenes or fails to comply with any regulation made under this section or with any direction given by the Commissioners or the proper officer in pursuance of any such regulation, he shall be liable on summary conviction to a penalty of £100 and any goods in respect of which the offence was committed shall be liable to forfeiture.
Provisions as to duty on imported goods
Duty on imported goods.
1972 c. 68.
43.—(1) Save as permitted by or under the customs and excise Acts or section 2(2) of the European Communities Act 1972 or any Community regulation or other instrument having the force of law, no imported goods shall be delivered or removed on importation until the importer has paid to the proper officer any duty chargeable thereon, and that duty shall, in the case of goods of which entry is made, be paid on making the entry.
(2) The duties of customs or excise and the rates thereof chargeable on imported goods—
- (a) if entry is made thereof, except where the entry or, in the case of an entry by bill of sight, the perfect entry is for warehousing, shall be those in force with respect to such goods at the time of the delivery of the entry;
- (b) if entry or, in the case of goods entered by bill of sight, perfect entry is made thereof for warehousing, shall be ascertained in accordance with warehousing regulations;
- (c) if no entry is made thereof, shall be those in force with respect to such goods at the time of their importation.
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