Secondhand goods means used goods such as antiques, gold, silver, platinum, or other precious metals, jewelry, coins, gemstones, gift cards, any tools, telephones, typewriters, word processors, GPS devices, computers, computer hardware and software, television sets, radios, record or stereo sets, electronic devices, musical instruments, sporting goods, automotive equipment, collectibles, game cartridges, DVDs, CDs, and other electronically recorded material, firearms, cameras and camera equipment, video equipment, furniture, clothing, and other valuable articles. For the purposes of this ordinance, secondhand goods shall not include goods transacted in the following manner: i) judicial sales or sales by executors or administrators; ii) occasional or auction sales of household goods sold from private homes; iii) auctions of real estate; iv) the occasional sale, purchase, or exchange of coins or stamps by a person at his permanent residence or in any municipally owned building who is engaged in the hobby of collecting coins or stamps and who does not solicit the sale, purchase, or exchange of such coins or stamps to or from the general public by billboard, sign, handbill, newspaper, magazine, radio, television, or other form of printed or electronic advertising.
Secondhand goods means personal property previously owned or used, which is not regulated metals property regulated under part II and which is purchased, consigned, or traded as used property. Such secondhand goods do not include office furniture, pianos, books, clothing, organs, coins, motor vehicles, costume jewelry, cardio and strength training or conditioning equipment designed primarily for indoor use, and secondhand sports equipment that is not permanently labeled with a serial number. For purposes of this paragraph, “secondhand sports equipment” does not include golf clubs.
Secondhand goods means any new or used property that has been sold, traded, exchanged, consigned or otherwise disposed of by its original owner.
Examples of Secondhand goods in a sentence
Example: Direct Export (Second-hand goods) Smart Gallery buys a second-hand painting for R 11 400 from a non-vendor and claims a notional input tax credit of R 1 400 (R 11 400 x 14/114).
Example: Indirect Export (Second-hand goods) Assume the same facts as in the previous example, except that Mr Moss collects the painting in South Africa and exports it himself.
B- BBEE Verification Certificate from Accredited verification agency• CSD registration doc• Second-hand goods act certificate from SAPS/License• CIPRO Registration Documents• Shareholding information• Letter of good standing with COID or insurance body.
Paragraph 61 formerly read: Second-hand goods, viz— (1) plant, machinery or equipment which has been used as such by a person in the ordinary course of his business and is leased by him, or by the grantee of a Bill of Sale of which that person was the grantor, or by any trustee in whom the ownership of that business becomes vested or who becomes entitled to the possession, management or control of that business or of the goods of that business.
Secondhand goods are sold “as is”, and DNOW will use reasonable endeavors to specify that such goods are secondhand in the applicable order and shall provide such information upon NOV’s request.
More Definitions of Secondhand goods
Secondhand goods means new or used items not owned by the original manufacturer, retailer, or wholesaler.
Secondhand goods means and includes any and all used, remanufactured, or secondhand goods purchased or kept for sale by a dealer in secondhand goods. Such term shall not be construed to include secondhand motor vehicles or boats.
Secondhand goods means used goods such as antiques, gold, silver, platinum, or other precious metals, jewelry, coins, gemstones, gift cards, any tools, telephones, typewriters, word processors, GPS devices, computers, computer hardware and software, television sets, radios, record or stereo sets, electronic devices, musical instruments, sporting goods, automotive equipment, collectibles, game cartridges, DVDs, CDs, and other electronically recorded material, firearms, cameras and camera equipment, video equipment, furniture, clothing, and other valuable articles. For the purposes of this ordinance, secondhand goods shall not include goods transacted in the following manner: i) judicial sales or sales by executors or administrators; ii) occasional or auction sales of household goods sold from private homes; iii) auctions of real estate;
Secondhand goods means used goods such as antiques, gold, silver, platinum, or other precious metals, jewelry, coins, gemstones, gift cards, any tools, telephones, typewriters, word processors, GPS devices, computers, computer hardware and software, television sets, radios, record or stereo sets, electronic devices, musical instruments, sporting goods, automotive equipment, collectibles, game cartridges, DVDs, CDs, and other electronically recorded material, firearms, cameras and camera equipment, video equipment, furniture, clothing, and other valuable articles. For the purposes of this ordinance, secondhand goods shall not include goods transacted in the following manner:
Secondhand goods means gold, silver, platinum or other precious metals, jewelry comprised of any precious metal and/or precious stone or gemstones, coins, gemstones, gift cards, any tools, cellular phones, GPS devices, computers, computer hardware, television sets, handheld electronics, I-pods, game cartridges, game systems, DVD's, CD's, cameras and camera equipment. For the purpose of this ordinance, secondhand goods shall not include goods transacted in the following manner: i) judicial sales or sales by executors or administrators; ii) occasional or auction sales of household goods sold from private homes; iii) auctions or real estate; iv) the occasional sale, purchase, or exchange of coins or stamps by a person at his permanent residence or in any municipally owned building who is engaged in the hobby of collecting coins or stamps and who does not solicit the sale, purchase, or exchange of such coins or stamps to or from the general public by billboard, sign, handbill, newspaper, magazine, radio, television, or other form of printed or electronic advertising.
Secondhand goods means personal property previously owned or used that is purchased as used
Secondhand goods means used or previously owned goods,