of the Customs Act 1876
b) to be used in the Case or Lot to be used in the UK.
of goods belonging
(a) to an ... every person on the Statutory List;
(b) to a firm on the Statutory list;
(c) to a firm not on the Statutory list carrying on business in territory ...;
(d) to a firm not on the Statutory List (whether with the consent of the Consul of the allied country or otherwise);
(e) to a British subject carrying on business outside any firm carrying on business in the Territory outside the UK.
If such goods were imported into this country in contravention of the law relating to trading with the Enemy (including in the heading the appropriate case with the Enemy (Extension of Powers) Act 1915) (i) for consumption in this country and (ii) for transhipment.
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of the Customs Act 1876
b
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of goods belonging
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firm can
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Statutory list
firm Camping on business in allies tentary
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consent of the
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contravention
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appropriate case
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in this country and (ii) for
transhipment.
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