Warehoused goods rent and charges default rules allowed notice-based sale after unpaid charges and officer permission. Provisioning for rent and warehouse charges under customs warehousing required the owner of warehoused goods to pay the warehouse-keeper at rates fixed by law, or, where no rates were fixed, at rates determined by the customs authority. The section was later omitted, but the earlier text also provided that if charges remained unpaid for ten days after they became due, the warehouse-keeper could, after notice to the owner and permission from the proper officer, sell sufficient warehoused goods to cover the default, even if the goods had been transferred.
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Warehoused goods rent and charges default rules allowed notice-based sale after unpaid charges and officer permission.
Provisioning for rent and warehouse charges under customs warehousing required the owner of warehoused goods to pay the warehouse-keeper at rates fixed by law, or, where no rates were fixed, at rates determined by the customs authority. The section was later omitted, but the earlier text also provided that if charges remained unpaid for ten days after they became due, the warehouse-keeper could, after notice to the owner and permission from the proper officer, sell sufficient warehoused goods to cover the default, even if the goods had been transferred.
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