Further Report On The Free Port Of Copenhagen
Forfatter: Charles S. Scott
År: 1894
Serie: Miscellaneous Series No. 351
Forlag: Harrison and Sons
Sted: London
UDK: 627.32
Reports On Subjects Of General And Commercial Interest.
References To Previous Reports, Miscellaneous Series Nos. 185, 206 and 230
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DENMARK,
are as stated the company is liable for the damage caused by the
opening, if not, such damage does not, concern the company, and
the. party interested is held .responsible for. the expenses, caused by
the incorrect statement.
Sec. 17. The company shall, on demand of the proper party
and on payment of the necessary stamp fees, issue on goods
received either warehouse-notes and. guarantee certificates in
accordance with the law of March 30, 1894, or certificates of
receipt; these certificates shall be made out in accordance witlr
the specified forms.
Sec. 18. On demand the company shall specify on tire ware-
house-note or guarantee certificates the amounts which, according
to the books of the company, are due on tire goods up to the said
period.
Sec. 19. If a warehouse-note or a guarantee certificate has
been issued for an article, these certificates may, if delivered back
properly receipted, be exchanged for new ones on payment of a
fee of 50 öre.
Tf a consignment of goods for which only one warehouse-note
witlr accompanying guarantee certificate has been issued, is
required to be exchanged for several certificates for different
portions of the consignment, this can also be done on payment of
a fee of 50 öre for each new warehouse-note and certificate, and
on condition that the certificates already issued are returned pro-
perly receipted.
Sec. 20. The company is entitled, of its own initiative and at
the expense of the owners, to take the necessary measures for
preserving warehoused goods.
Sec. 21. If warehouse-notes or guarantee certificates have been
issued for goods, the delivery thereof from the warehouse takes
place in accordance with the rules laid down in the above-
mentioned law of March 30, 1894. If a certificate of receipt has
been issued, the delivery takes place on production of this
certificate properly receipted, or in accordance with a certificate of
delivery made out according to tlie specified form from the party
who has warehoused the goods, or his substitute. Samples of the
goods stored may, if a warehouse-note has been issued, only be had
on the condition that tliey are written off tlie said note, and if a
guarantee certificate lias been issued, only if this certificate contain
the necessary reservations in this respect.
Sec. 22. Tlie storer is personally responsible for the warehouse
cliaiges. The interest accruing on tlie amount, which may be
deposited in accordance with Sec. 8 of the law of March 30, 1894,
accrues to the company. On demand the company shall make out
an account of its claim for the goods stored.
Sec. 23. The company shall keep detailed registers of all
transactions. It shall especially keep folios for the warehouse-
notes and guarantee certificates issued, and on these shall be
entered the text of tlie certificates, word for word, together with
endorsements made after the issue, according to Sec 7 of the law
of March 30, 1894.