UK Statutory Instrument SI 1984/1176 United Kingdom

The Control of Movement of Goods Regulations 1984

Status
In Force
Penalty ceiling
Regulated

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s.008 Save as the Commissioners may otherwise allow, the applications referred... Regulated
  • Submit goods movement applications electronically via HMRC's specified formManufacturer
17 other provisions — procedural and definitional
s.001 These Regulations may be cited as the Control of Movement...
s.002 The Control of Movement of Goods Regulations 1981 are hereby...
s.003 In these Regulations— “the Act” means the Customs and Excise...
s.004 (1) These Regulations shall not apply where any goods are...
s.005 Subject to regulation 10, no imported goods subject to the...
s.006 Subject to regulation 10, no goods shall be moved between—...
s.007 Subject to regulations 9 and 10, no goods intended for...
s.009 (1) Where a notice under section 58A(3)(a)(i) of the Act...
s.010 Where the Commissioners so permit, during a period specified by...
s.011 Before any removal commences the person by whom, or on...
s.012 (1) The Commissioners may, in respect of any class or...
s.013 Vehicles and containers proceeding under a removal shall be moved...
s.014 (1) Before any goods are removed they or the vehicle...
s.015 (1) Save in the circumstances hereunder mentioned, no person shall...
s.016 (1) Save as the Commissioners otherwise allow, the person in...
s.017 The person in charge of goods proceeding under a removal...
s.018 Where as a result of an accident or other occurrence...

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