Section 121: Transshipment of goods without payment of duty
The Customs Act, 1969 · Federal Acts · XII · in_force
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2[121. Transshipment of goods without payment of duty.- (1) Subject to the provisions of section 15 and the rules, the appropriate officer may, on application by the owner of any goods imported at any customs-station and specially and distinctly manifested at the time of importation as for transshipment to some other customs- station or foreign destination, grant leave to transship the same without payment of duty, if any, chargeable on such goods with or without any security or bond for the due arrival and entry of the goods at the customs-station of destination: 7[Provided that at customs-station where the Custom Computerized System is operational, the system may automatically authorize transshipment to other customs-station subject to risk selectivity criteria.] (2) The Board may, subject to rules and such conditions as it may deem fit to impose, authorize certain carriers to transport goods under the multimodal, scheme. Goods transported under the multimodal scheme shall be specially and distinctly manifested at the time of importation as for transshipment to some other customs- station or foreign destination and shall not - (a) require distinct permission for transshipment from the customs- station of first entry into the country to be transported to the customs-station of destination. The principal carrier issuing the multimodal bill of lading or air way bill will be responsible for the sanctity of the cargo during transportation between the customs-station of first entry into the country to the customs- station of destination; and (b) be subject to the risk management system at the customs station of first entry. (3) The Board may, subject to such conditions as it may deem fit, grant license to any carrier to carry goods under the multimodal scheme.]
Effective date: 1969-03-03
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