Bill of Entry deemed presented to proper officer, except where auctioned goods were not actually sold and delivered. A Bill of Entry prepared under regulation 2 is treated as the bill of entry under the statute and presented to the proper officer, but this deeming does not apply to goods not actually sold at the auction specified in that bill of entry and not actually delivered to the buyer.
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Bill of Entry deemed presented to proper officer, except where auctioned goods were not actually sold and delivered.
A Bill of Entry prepared under regulation 2 is treated as the bill of entry under the statute and presented to the proper officer, but this deeming does not apply to goods not actually sold at the auction specified in that bill of entry and not actually delivered to the buyer.
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