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Customs and Excise Act, 1964 (Act No. 91 of 1964)

Customs and Excise Rules

Chapter VIII : Registration, Licensing and Accredited Clients

Rules for Section 64G of the Act

Licensing of, and conditions and procedures applicable to, degrouping depots contemplated in section 6(1)(hC) and 64G for goods imported by air

Shortages, goods in excess of unmanifested quantities, manifested excess goods and discrepant packages

 

64G.16
(a) Any goods received into or removed to a degrouping depot, any shortages against or excess goods to manifested quantities, unmanifested excess goods or any discrepant packages must be—
(i) in the case of any excess goods and any goods shortshipped, shortlanded or shortpacked, specified on the outturn report as contemplated in rule 8.47;

[Rule 64G.16)(a)(i) substituted by section 3 of Notice No. R.429 of 2018]

(ii) in the case of goods landed but short received or any packages received in a discrepant condition from any transit shed operator or another degrouping operator, so qualified on the receipt issued to such transit shed or degrouping operator,
(iii) recorded and reported by the degrouping operator on a form approved by, and reflecting the particulars and declarations determined, by the Commissioner.
(b) Discrepant packages shall be placed in the security area provided therefor as indicated on the plan submitted with the application immediately after removal from the consolidation.
(c) Any excess goods must, immediately after detection, be placed in a separate area specifically reserved for such goods.