Control of Goods Act (Chapter 14:05).

Materia

Ganado, General

Palabra clave

Gobernanza Comercio interior Comercio internacional Infracciones/sanciones Producción animal Aves de corral

Área geográphica

Africa, Africa Oriental, Naciones en desarrollo sin litoral

Entry into force notes

Date of commencement: 26 March 1954.

Resumen

This Zimbabwe Control of Goods Act aims to enable the President to provide by regulation for the control of the distribution, disposal, purchase and sale, and the wholesale and retail prices, of any manufactured or unmanufactured commodity or of any animal or poultry specified by the President by order or of any class of any such commodity, animal or poultry, for the control of imports into and exports from Zimbabwe; and for other purposes incidental and supplementary to the foregoing. The text is divided into six thematic Sections, as follows: 1. Short title. 2. Interpretation. 3. Regulations for the control of goods. 4. Rationing of goods. 5. Evidence. 6. Offences and penalties. Whenever, on the recommendation of or in consultation with the Commission, it appears to the President necessary or expedient to control— (a) the import into or export from Zimbabwe of any goods; (b) the distribution, disposal, purchase and sale, or the wholesale or retail prices, of any goods and the charges which may be made— (i) for services relating to the distribution, disposal, purchase and sale of the goods; and (ii) for delivery of any goods, the wholesale or retail prices of which are controlled under this section; he may make such regulations as appear to him to be necessary or expedient for such purposes.

Texto completo

Inglés

Página web

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Referencias - Legislación

Implementado por

Control of Goods (Import and Export) (Wild Life) Regulations, 1982 (S.I. No. 557 of 1982).

Legislación | Zimbabwe | 1982

Palabra clave: Productos pesqueros, Autorización/permiso, Protecíon de las especies, Manejo y conservación pesquera, Fauna silvestre, Flora silvestre, Productos silvestres, Comercio internacional, Especies en peligro, Infracciones/sanciones

Fuente: FAO, FAOLEX