Section 14: Stations for officers of customs to board and land
The Customs Act, 1969 · Federal Acts · III · in_force
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14. Stations for officers of customs to board and land.- The Collector of Customs may, from time to time, appoint, in or near any customs-port, stations or limits at or within which vessels arriving at or departing from such port shall bring to for the boarding or landing of officers of customs, and may, unless separate provisions therefore have been made under the Ports Act,1908 (XV of 1908) direct at what particular place in any such port vessels, not brought into port by pilots, shall anchor or moor. 5&7[(14A. Provision of security and accommodation at Customs-ports, etc.- (1) Any agency or person including port authorities managing or owning a customs-port, a customs-airport or a land customs station or a container freight station shall provide at its or his own cost adequate security and accommodation to customs staff for residential purposes, offices, examination of goods, detention and storage of goods and for other departmental requirements to be determined by the Collector of Customs and shall pay utility bills, rent and taxes in respect of such accommodation. (2) Any agency or person including, but not limited to port authorities managing or owning a customs port, a customs airport or a land customs station or a container freight station, shall entertain delay and detention certificate issued by an officer not below the rank of Assistant Collector of Customs and also refund demurrage charges which the agency or person has received on account of delay because of no fault of importers or exporters.] CHAPTER IV PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF IMPORTATION AND EXPORTATION
Effective date: 1969-03-03
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