Chapter 163 – Comptroller of Customs Ordinance
What is this act about?
This law transfers all existing rights and liabilities from the Collector of Customs to the Comptroller of Customs.
Who it applies to: The Collector of Customs; The Comptroller of Customs.
At a glance
- Country
- Malta
- Area of law
- Tax law
- Source
- legislation.mt
- Text retrieved
- Explanation updated
What does this act regulate?
- The transfer of rights from the Collector of Customs.
- The transfer of liabilities from the Collector of Customs.
- The legal standing of the Comptroller of Customs regarding these rights and liabilities.
Who does this act apply to?
- The Collector of Customs.
- The Comptroller of Customs.
What are the key points?
- All rights and liabilities, whether vested or contingent, of the Collector of Customs are transferred.
- The transfer occurs by virtue of this Ordinance.
- The transfer takes effect from the date of commencement of this Ordinance (30th June, 1960).
Tax law
Legal text
Legal text
COMPTROLLER OF CUSTOMS
CHAPTER 163
COMPTROLLER OF CUSTOMS ORDINANCE To provide that certain rights and liabilities of the Collector of Customs shall be transferred to the Comptroller of Customs. (30th June, 1960)* Enacted by ORDINANCE XVI of 1960.
1.
This Ordinance may be cited as the Comptroller of Customs Ordinance.
Short title.
2.
All rights and liabilities, whether vested or contingent, to which the Collector of Customs was entitled or subject immediately before the date of commencement of this Ordinance shall by virtue of this Ordinance be transferred to the Comptroller of Customs.
Transfer of rights and liabilities. *See Section 1 of the Ordinance as originally enacted.