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Customs Order, 2006 · As enacted · Part VII · Manifests
Customs Order, 2006 · As enacted · Part VII · Manifests
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The master of every local craft, whether carrying cargo or not, arriving in any customs port shall attend in person at the customs office and make a written or oral declaration, in such form and manner as the Controller may determine, either generally or in a particular case, of all the cargo to be landed from his vessel.
master
"master" means any person, except a pilot or harbour master, having for the time being control or charge of a vessel;
Controller
"Controller" means the Controller of Customs and Excise appointed under subsection (1) of section 3, and includes the Deputy Controller of Customs and Excise;
customs port
"customs port" means any port within the meaning of the Ports Act prescribed to be a customs port;
local craft
"local craft" means any junk, tongkang, perahu, kumpit or other similar type of vessel, and any steam or motor vessel under 15 nett registered tons, and includes any type of motor vessel whether fitted with an inboard engine or an outboard motor;
master
"master" means any person, except a pilot or harbour master, having for the time being control or charge of a vessel;
vessel
"vessel" includes any ship or boat or any other description of vessel used in navigation;
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