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If the forfeiture is not completed, then

If the goods are released by the Commissioners, and no action or suit has been commenced against them, or any of their officers, in respect of the detention, then at the expiration of three months from the time of detention; or, if the goods are released for failure of proceedings taken for the forfeiture and condemnation thereof upon information under section 207 of "The Customs Consolidation Act, 1876," and no action or suit has been commenced against the Commis- sioners, or any of their officers, in respect of the detention, then at the expiration of three months from the trial of such information.

If within such periods as aforesaid any such action or suit as aforesaid has been commenced, then upon the ultimate conclusion of such action or suit, and the fulfilment of the purpose for which the security was given.

8. These Regulations apply to transhipment and transit goods as well as to goods landed to be warehoused, or for home consumption.

9. The 1st day of January 1888 is, by these "Regulations," fixed as the day from which section 2 of the "Revenue Act 1883" shall be repealed, subject to the terms of the recited Act; and these Regulations will take effect from the date of such repeal.

Custom House, London,

1st December 1887.

CHARLES DU CANE

H. MURRAY

Commissioners of

H.M. Customs.

HORACE SEYMOUR į

* Or Sub Port,

(1) Describe the goods, number of packages, marks used, and any other particulars necessary for their

identification.

(2) Describe the

(NOTICE.)

THE MERCHANDIZE MARKS ACT, 1887.

To the Collector, Superintendent,

or Chief Officer of Customs at

the *Port of

I hereby give you notice that the undermentioned goods, that is to say,

are about to be imported into your port on or about the

day of

ahip, and give unne from

or indication.

(3) State how the goods infringe the Aot, and if the in- fringement is one as

to a forged trade

mark protected in a

British Possession

or Foreign State,

state the Possession

or State, or if the

infringement is one

as to place or country

of origin, state the

nurne of the place

or country falsely

used.

That

Mr.

next, in the

That such goods are liable to detention and forfeiture being

and Mr.

of

of

are prepared to become my sureties in such bond as may be required

upon detention of the goods.

And I request that the said goods may be detained and dealt with accordingly,

Dated this

day of

188

A. B.

(or Agent for)

NOTE.-Mr.

his Bankers (or) Solicitors, and Mr.

refers to

to

his Bankers (or) Solicitors as to his sufficiency for the penalty of the Bond.

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