'File 12/1 [1 A/1 I] Persian Claims to Bahrain' [‎194v] (393/502)

standard rate he receives an applica
tion in this behalf from the owner
of the goods and is duly satisfied
that the goods are entitled to entry
at the preferential rate, shall make a
refund to the owner of the extra duty
levied ; or
(u) may, in his discretion, levy and collect
the duty provisionally at the pre
ferential rate, subject to the execu
tion by the owner of the goods of a
bond in one of the Forms prescribed
in the Fourth Schedule binding him
self to pay the balance of the duty.
7. (1) No claim that goods are chargeable
with a preferential rate of duty shall be con
sidered by the Customs Collector in respect of
goods imported by post unless—
(а) at the time of arrival in British India
such goods are covered by a declara
tion as to the country of origin en
tered in the customs declaration form
or (in the absence of such a form)
on the wrapper of the package, or
(б) such claim is made by the owner at any
time before delivery of tlm goods is
taken.
(2) If the owner of the goods is unable to
satisfy the Customs Collector that the goods
fulfil the conditions laid down in rule 4 or rule
4 read with rule 5, the Customs Collector shall
proceed in the manner prescribed in rule 6.
Customs House procedure
for goods entered for ware
housing.
8. (1) If the owner of any goods entered for
warehousing claims that
they are chargeable
with a preferential rate
of duty, but is unable
at the time of entry to satisfy the Customs
Collector that the goods fulfil the conditions laid
down in rule 4 or rule 4 read with rule 5, as the
case may be, the Customs Collector shall assess
duty at the standard rate.
(2) If the Customs Collector is satisfied
before the goods are removed from the ware
house that they are chargeable with a prefer
ential rate of duty, he shall re-assess them
accordingly at the time of such removal.
(3) If the goods are removed from the ware
house without the Customs Collector being so
satisfied, they may be dealt with in the manner
prescribed in rule 6.
9. Where any payment of duty due under a
^ , bond has not been made
Power to levy unpaid ba- • aecordanrP tnoro
lancea as duty short-levied. m accordance tneie
with, and upon demand
being made, the Customs Collector may, in his
discretion and without prejudice to his power to
enforce the bond, recover the amount due at any
time as if it were duty short-levied within the
meaning of Section 39 of the Sea Customs Act,
1878 (VIII of 1878).
FIRST SCHEDULE.
[See rules 2 (&) and 3 (&).]
List of British Colonies.
East Africa.
1. Kenya, Uganda Protectorate, and the
Mandated Territory of Tanganyika.
2. Northern Rhodesia.
3. Nyasaland Protectorate.
4. Somaliland Protectorate.
5 . Zanzibar Protectorate.
South Africa (including St. Helena).
6 . Basutoland.
7. Bechuanaland Protectorate.
8 . Swaziland.
9. St. Helena.
West Africa.
10 . Gambia.
11. Gold Coast.
12. Togoland under British Mandate.
13. Nigeria.
14. The Cameroons under British Mandate.
15. Sierra Leone.
Eastern and Far Eastern.
16. Arab Littoral of the Persian Gulf The historical term used to describe the body of water between the Arabian Peninsula and Iran. (*.e.,
Bahrein, Kuwait and the Trucial Shaikhdoms)!
17. Ceylon.
18. Hong Kong.
19. Malaya {i.e., the Straits Settlements, the
Federated Malay States and the Unfederated
Malay States of Johore, Kedah, Kalantan, Perlia
and Trengganu).
20 . Mauritius.
21. North Borneo.
22. Sarawak.
23. Seychelles.
Mediterranean.
24. Cyprus.
25. Gibraltar.
26. Malta.
Pacific.
27. British Solomon Islands Protectorate.
28. Fiji.
29. Gilbert and Ellice Islands.
30. Tonga.
31. New Hebrides (Condominium).
West Indian (including the Falkland Islands).
32. Bahamas.
33. Barbados.
34. Bermuda.
35. British Guiana.
36. British Honduras.
37. Jamaica.
38. Cayman Islands.
39. Turks and Caicos Islands.
40. Leeward Islands, i.e., Antigua, Dominica,
Montserrat, St. Christopher-Nevis and the
Virgin Islands.
41. Trinidad and Tobago.
42. Windward Islands, i.e., Grenada, St-
Lucia and St. Vincent.
43. Falkland Islands.