Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 9
... cause great difficulty in the case of the re - export trade ; that it would prejudice the exporter of British manufactured goods containing a distinguishable imported . part ; and that it would apply quite unnecessarily to goods ...
... cause great difficulty in the case of the re - export trade ; that it would prejudice the exporter of British manufactured goods containing a distinguishable imported . part ; and that it would apply quite unnecessarily to goods ...
Page 4
... cause any injury to trade . 8. As regards the form and manner of application of the indication of origin , we are impressed by the evidence given that any mark other than an indelible mark would not achieve the objects of the Act in ...
... cause any injury to trade . 8. As regards the form and manner of application of the indication of origin , we are impressed by the evidence given that any mark other than an indelible mark would not achieve the objects of the Act in ...
Page 4
... cause any difficulty at the ports , since a very large proportion of the goods were already liable to examination by the Customs for duty or other purposes . The applicants stated that the re - export trade in tyres and tubes was ...
... cause any difficulty at the ports , since a very large proportion of the goods were already liable to examination by the Customs for duty or other purposes . The applicants stated that the re - export trade in tyres and tubes was ...
Page 6
... possible to apply an indi- cation of origin to these goods effectively and without injury , and that our recommendations will cause no appreciable injury to trade . 11. As regards the method of marking , our recommendations 6.
... possible to apply an indi- cation of origin to these goods effectively and without injury , and that our recommendations will cause no appreciable injury to trade . 11. As regards the method of marking , our recommendations 6.
Page 4
... . No evidence was given that such a requirement would cause injury to trade , provided that the goods to be covered by the requirement could be satisfactorily defined . We , therefore , consider that the case has been 4.
... . No evidence was given that such a requirement would cause injury to trade , provided that the goods to be covered by the requirement could be satisfactorily defined . We , therefore , consider that the case has been 4.
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