Customs Act 1967 s 63
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s 63 Minister may establish customs warehouses
(1) The Minister may establish and maintain customs warehouses, wherein dutiable goods may be deposited and kept without payment of customs duty, at any customs port, customs airport, place of import or export or at any inland customs station and may prescribe the amount to be paid as warehouse rent on goods deposited in such warehouses and remit any amount payable as rent.
Minister may establish collection stations
(2) The Minister may establish customs warehouses in Singapore in this Act referred to as collection stations if provisions for such establishment exist by virtue of any written law in force in Singapore or by virtue of any agreement between the Governments of Malaysia and of Singapore.
Malay text (authoritative)
(1) Menteri boleh menubuh dan menyenggara gudang kastam, di mana barang-barang berduti boleh didepositkan dan disimpan tanpa bayaran duti kastam, di mana-mana pelabuhan kastam, lapangan terbang kastam, tempat mengimport atau mengeksport atau di mana-mana stesen kastam di darat dan menetapkan amaun yang kena dibayar sebagai sewa gudang atas barang-barang yang didepositkan di dalam gudang itu dan meremit apa-apa amaun yang kena dibayar sebagai sewa.
(2) Menteri boleh menubuhkan gudang kastam di oleh menubuhkan Singapura yang dalam Akta ini disebut sebagai stesen stesen pemungutan bagi pemungutan. penubuhan sedemikian wujud menurut kuasa manamana undang-undang bertulis yang berkuatkuasa di Singapura atau menurut kuasa mana-mana perjanjian di antara Kerajaan Malaysia dan Kerajaan Singapura.
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Text as at 1 January 2006 (LOM reprint); amendments made after that date may not be incorporated.
Source: Laws of Malaysia, Attorney General's Chambers of Malaysia (lom.agc.gov.my). Not a copy of the Gazette printed by the Government Printer (Interpretation Acts 1948 and 1967, s 61).
