Examples of using The customs code in English and their translations into Greek
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Of the Customs Code.
Article 40 of the Customs Code.
The Customs Code Committee.
Article 49 of the Customs Code states.
(‘the Customs Code') states as follows.
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Article 49(1) of the Customs Code.
The customs code of European standard will become….
Article 204(1) of the Customs Code.
Work of the Customs Code Committee(customs valuation section) 23.
Treatment of BTI classification by the Customs Code Committee 17.
The Customs Code- as you said, Mr Kovacs- dates from 1992.
Article 239 of the Customs Code provides.
Simplified procedures within the meaning of Article 76 of the Customs Code.
Article 12 of the Customs Code states.
The Customs Code has to be adapted to fit the electronic environment.
Article 245 of the Customs Code states.
The Customs Code Committee can make a valuable contribution to reaching consistency in application.
Article 239 of the Customs Code states as follows.
This time limit may be extended to 14 days in certain cases provided for in the Customs Code(28).
Article 215 of the Customs Code provides as follows.
I consider that this solution is also applicable by analogy in cases arising under Article 53 of the Customs Code.
Article 204(1) of the Customs Code provides.
The Customs Code however explicitly rejects common storage for prefinanced goods(1).
Articles 203 and 204 of the Customs Code provide as follows.
In the Customs Code, goods which do not meet the contractual specifications are distinguished from defective goods(4).
Article 12(5)(a) of the Customs Code sets out three situations in which a BTI ceases to be valid.
In the circumstances outlined in the reply to the third question,the importer is entitled, under the Customs Code, and Article 236 in particular, to repayment of the duty paid on the buying commission.'.
Article 203 of the Customs Code refers to the unlawful removal from customs supervision of goods liable to import duties.