Home / M.P. 1939 nr 102 poz. 234

Announcement of the Minister of Finance of April 21, 1938, on the authorization of the Customs Office in Bogumin to clear imported plant production products.

Obwieszczenie Ministra Skarbu z dnia 21 kwietnia 1938 r. o uprawnieniu Urzędu Celnego w Boguminie do odprawy celnej przywożonych z zagranicy wytworów produkcji roślinnej.

not in forceELI: MP/1939/234ISAP ↗

Type

Announcement (Obwieszczenie)

Status

without status (bez statusu)

Announced

1938-04-21

Texts

Official publication (PDF, authentic) ↗

Keywords

customs dutyprawo celnecustoms officesfruits and vegetablespostępowanie celne

Related acts

References (1)

Announcement of the Minister of Treasury of February 8, 1936, on customs offices authorized to clear plant production products imported from abroad.

Legal Basis (1)

Regulation of the Minister of Finance of October 9, 1934 - Implementing provisions to the customs law, issued in agreement with the Ministers of Internal Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Military Affairs, Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, Industry and Trade, Communications, Social Welfare, Religious Denominations and Public Enlightenment, and Posts and Telegraphs within their scope of competence.

Legal Basis from Art. (1)

Regulation of the Minister of Finance of October 9, 1934 - Implementing provisions to the customs law, issued in agreement with the Ministers of Internal Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Military Affairs, Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, Industry and Trade, Communications, Social Welfare, Religious Denominations and Public Enlightenment, and Posts and Telegraphs within their scope of competence. · par. 24 ust. V p. 10

Acts referring to this act

Implementing Regulations: Regulation of the Minister of Finance of October 9, 1934 - Implementing provisions to the customs law, issued in agreement with the Ministers of Internal Affairs, Foreign Affairs, Military Affairs, Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, Industry and Trade, Communications, Social Welfare, Religious Denominations and Public Enlightenment, and Posts and Telegraphs within their scope of competence.