sufferance wharf definition
sufferance wharf means any place other than an approved place of loading or unloading at which the senior officer of customs may, in his discretion, and under such conditions and in such manner as he may direct, either generally or in any particular case, allow any goods to be loaded or unloaded;
sufferance wharf means any place, other than an approved place of loading or unloading at which the Commissioner may allow any goods to be loaded or unloaded;
sufferance wharf means any place, other than an approved place of loading or unloading, at which the Commissioner-General may, subject to such conditions as he may either generally or in any particular case impose, allow any goods to be loaded or unloaded;
More Definitions of sufferance wharf
sufferance wharf means any place other than an approved place of loading or unloading at which the Minister may and under such conditions as he may direct, allow any goods to be loaded or unloaded;
sufferance wharf means a place, other than an approved place of loading or unloading, at which the Comptroller may, subject to such conditions as he or she may either
sufferance wharf means any place, other than an approved place of loading or unloading at which the Commissioner may allow any goods to be loaded or unloaded;“tons register” means the tons of a ship’s net tonnage as ascertained and registered according to the tonnage regulations applied in a Partner State;“transfer” means the movement of goods from one Partner State directly or indirectly to another Partner State, but shall not include goods in transit, goods for transshipment or goods for warehousing in a bonded warehouse“transshipment” means the transfer, either directly or indirectly, of any goods from an aircraft, vehicle or vessel arriving in a Partner State from a foreign place, to an aircraft, vehicle or vessel, departing to a foreign destination;“transire” means a certificate of clearance issued to any person under section 100 of this Act to carry goods coastwise or to transfer goods;“transit” means the movement of goods imported from a foreign place through the territory of one or more of the Partner States, to a foreign destination;“transit shed” means any building, appointed by the Commissioner in writing for the deposit of goods subject to Customs control;“uncustomed goods” includes dutiable goods on which the full duties due have not been paid, and any goods, whether dutiable or not, which are imported, exported or transferred or in any way dealt with contrary to the provisions of the Customs laws;“vehicle” includes every description of conveyance for the transport by land of persons or goods;“vessel” includes every description of conveyance for the transport by water of persons or goods;“voyage” includes flight by aircraft;“warehoused” means deposited in a Government or bonded warehouse with the authority of the person in charge of that warehouse; “warehouse keeper” means the holder of a licence granted in respect of a bonded warehouse;“wharf owner” includes any owner or any occupier of any approved place of loading or unloading or of any sufferance wharf.
sufferance wharf means any place, other 20
sufferance wharf means a place, other than an approved place of loading or unloading, at which a competent authority may, subject to such conditions as may be imposed, allow goods to be loaded or unloaded;
sufferance wharf means any place other than an approved
sufferance wharf means premises within a customs controlled port, and designated under section 30 as a place where cargo of a specific type, and whether bulk or break bulk cargo, is—