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In this Ordinance, ynless the context otherwise Interpre-requires— tation.
“General Agreement” means the General Agreement on ‘
Tariffs and Trade concluded qt Geneva in the year 1947;
“Minister” means the Minister for the time being charged with responsibility for import and export control.
(2)
References to—
(a)
giving a subsidy are|references to giving, directly or indirectly, a bounty or subsidy on the produc-tion or export of goods (whether by grant, loan, tax relief or in any other way and whether related directly tp the goods themselves, to materials of the gdods or to something else), and include—
(i)
the giving any special subsidy on the transport of a particular product, and
(ii)
the giving Jof favourable treatment to producers {or exporters 1n the course of administering any government control over the pxchange or currencies where such treatment has the effect of assisting a reduction of the prices of goods offered for export, but do not inclu the application of restrictions or charges on th¢ export of materials from any country so as fo favour producers in that L country who use| those materials in goods pro-i duced by them;
Export price.
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(b)
producing goods include manufactur any process il
(c)
the country in which g taken, in 4
countries V reference
(d)
the cou
Federation are referen|
which they were consigi goods which in the co case where which answe to any of those countries;
ntry from which goods are exported to the
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references to growing g
» goods ahd (to the application o¢
a the course of producing good ods originated shall p there are two or more
+ that description, as a bes to the country fro hed to the Federation; eat nurse of consignment from any country to the Federation pass through or are transhipped in an}
third country shall not on that account be regarded for the purposes of this Ordinance as hay that 'third country.
(3)
This Ordinance shall be c
Customs Ordinance, 1952, and, provisions of this section, sectio nance, 1952, shall apply for t
Ordinance as it applies for ¢
Customs Ordinance, 1952.
3, For the purposes of this goods imported into the Feder ring been exported from bnstrued as one with the subject to the foregoing h 2 of the Customs Ordi-Ihe interpretation of this
Ihe interpretation of the
Ordinance, in relation to lation the export price of such goods from the country in which the goods originated or from which they are exported shall be determined .as follows :
©
(a)
if the Comptroller is satisfied—
(i)
that the goods are of sale which is between a buye}
each other; and
(ii)
as to the price onl imported under a contract a sale in the open market and seller independent of that sale; and
(iii
) as to such other facts as are material for this purpose, the export pri
; price sh subject to a dotieiee
(iv)
the Cost of insur
Port or pl to th place o
(v)
© the port or gl any other costs,
1 Tespect of th is the price on that sale, lance and freight from the export in the said country ace of import; and harges or expenses incurred goods after they left the
Port or place of export
CUSTOMS except in so far as
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expenses have to Y such costs, charges or purchaser;
(b)
in any other case, {
determined ay Ee met Separately by the by the Comeneott price shall be a sale of such goods op troller by reference to such first-mentioned
(or of any goods in which ry s °
the open market Ft cdi were incorporated) in dependent