Decree of the Foreign Trade Minister No. 10 / 1972 Coll.
Decree of the Minister for Foreign Trade on the procedure for applying import duty reductions to goods originating in developing countries
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Effective from 28.02.1972
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DECLARATION
Minister for Foreign Trade
of 24 February 1972
on a procedure for applying a reduction in import duties on goods originating in developing countries
For the implementation of the Decree of the Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic of 3 February 1972 No 9 / 1972 Coll., on the adjustment of customs duties on goods originating in developing countries, pursuant to § 36 (a) of Act No. 133 / 1970 Coll.:
The procedure for granting preferential customs duties on goods originating in developing countries within the meaning of the Decree of the Government of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic No 9 / 1972 Coll. is laid down in Sections 2 and 4 of this Decree.
Only goods originating in the countries listed in the Annex shall be considered as originating in developing countries subject to a reduction in import duties. The Federal Ministry of Foreign Trade may, in cooperation with the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, make and declare changes to the list of countries in the Ministry of Foreign Trade Bulletin.
In order to protect the Czechoslovak economic interests, the Federal Ministry of Foreign Trade will take restrictive measures against imports of goods included in the reduction of import duties, in particular if the extent of imports were to cause or threaten to cause injury to Czechoslovak producers of the same or similar goods.
(1) Foreign trade organisations are required to submit a certificate of origin to the customs authorities at all imports of goods originating in developing countries on which reduced import duties are to be calculated in respect of the proof of origin of the imported goods.
(2) The certificate of origin submitted to the customs authorities shall be issued by the manufacturer or exporter of goods imported into the CSSR in the Czech or Slovak language or in one of the following languages: Russian, English, French or German.
(3) The certificate of origin shall contain the following basic particulars:
(a) the indication of the exporting country;
(b) the name and address of the manufacturer or exporter;
(c) the name and address of the importer of the goods (foreign trade organisation in CSSR);
(d) means of transport and transport (if known);
(e) the number and date of the invoice for the goods sent;
(f) the business case number of the foreign trade organisation;
(g) the type of goods imported, their trade name and the four-digit designation of Brussels nomenclature;
(h) the quantity of imported goods (gross and net weight, number of pieces, dozen, etc.);
(i) the contract price of the imported goods (parity price);
(j) the declaration of accuracy of the particulars of the certificate and the stamp and signature of the exporter of the goods;
(k) the identification and signature of the consignment enabling the goods to be identified.
(4) The certificate of origin shall be certified by the Chamber of Commerce or by a similar institution of the exporting country responsible for this task by the competent authorities.
(5) The following shall be considered as originating in a developing country within the meaning of Article 2 as originating in the country of origin:
(a) raw materials, live animals, plant and animal products originating in the country concerned, including marine fish and products thereof processed on the ship of that country;
(b) goods manufactured exclusively from raw materials or products referred to in (a);
(c) goods in respect of which raw materials, semi-finished products, parts and articles of another country are involved, provided that:
(aa) in the developing country, the relevant goods have been subjected to the manufacturing process during which they have acquired their essential characteristics; and
(bb) the production process referred to in (aa) has increased the original value of the goods by at least 100%.
The essential characteristics of the goods do not in any way acquire only acts related to packaging, sorting, preservation, storage, marking, marking, assembly, assembly, assembly of parts, etc.
(6) The customs authorities may, at the time of the customs procedure, require importers of goods referred to in paragraph 1 to submit, in addition to the certificate of origin, additional documents showing that the designation of origin corresponds to this order.
(7) Pending the presentation of the prescribed certificate of origin or other required documents, the customs authorities shall not treat imported goods as goods originating in the country in which the certificate of origin was issued.
(8) The customs authorities may refuse a certificate of origin certified by a foreign institution found to be verifying incorrect information.
(9) The certified origin of the goods shall be recognised only in the case of direct transport to the CSSR, i.e. transport by the shortest or most advantageous or other justified means, if, when it is carried by the customs territory of a third State, it is not released for free circulation in that State and remains under customs transit control.
This decree shall take effect on the day of its publication.
Minister:
Barcán v. r.
Annex to the Ministerial Order includes trade No 10 / 1972 Coll.
LIST OF COUNTRIES
granting tariff preferences to the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic with effect from 28 February 1972
Kingdom of Afghanistan
Algeria's Democratic and People's Republic
Arab Republic of Egypt
Republic of Argentina
Barbados
Burmese Union
Ceylon
Dominican Republic
Ethiopian Empire
Federal Republic of Brazil
Federal Republic of Cameroon
Federal Republic of Nigeria
Gambia
Republic of Ghana
Republic of Guinea
Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Republic of India
Republic of Indonesia
Republic of Iraq
Iranian Empire
Islamic Republic of Mauritania
Islamic Republic of Pakistan
Jamaica
Yemen
Yemen People's Democratic Republic
Republic of Kenya
Republic of Khmer
Republic of Colombia
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Republic of Cuba
Republic of Cyprus
Kingdom of Lao
People's Republic of Bangladesh
People's Republic of Congo
Republic of Libya
Malaysia
Republic of Malgaše
Malta
Kingdom of Morocco
Mauritius
Kingdom of Nepal
Republic of Bolivia
Republic of Botswana
Republic of Burundi
Republic of Chad
Republic of Dahome
Republic of Ecuador
Republic of El Salvador
Republic of the Philippines
Republic of Equatorial Guinea
Republic of Gabun
Republic of Guatemala
Republic of Guyana
Republic of Haiti
Republic of Honduras
Republic of Chile
Republic of Costa Rica
Republic of Lebanon
Republic of Liberia
Republic of Maldiva
Republic of Mali
Republic of Nicaragua
Republic of Niger
Republic of Panama
Republic of Paraguay
Republic of Peru
Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
Republic of Rwanda
Republic of Senegal
Sierra Leone
Republic of Singapore
Republic of Togo
Republic of Uganda
Republic of Upper Volta
Republic of Venezuela
Republic of Zaire
Republic of Zambia
United Republic of Tanzania
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
Republic of Somalia
United States
Central African Republic
State of Kuwait
Republic of Sudan
Republic of Syria
Kingdom of Thailand
Trinidad and Tobago
Republic of Tunisia
Eastern Republic of Uruguay
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Minister for Foreign Trade No 10 / 1972 Coll., on the procedure for applying a reduction in import duties on goods originating in developing countries |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 28.02.1972 |
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| Effective from | 28.02.1972 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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