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Union Customs Code — Article 83

The article's text

Article 83 Prohibitions and restrictions 1. The customs debt on import or export shall be incurred even if it relates to goods which are subject to measures of prohibition or restriction on import or export of any kind. 2. However, no customs debt shall be incurred on either of the following: (a) the unlawful introduction into the customs territory of the Union of counterfeit currency; (b) the introduction into the customs territory of the Union of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances other than where strictly supervised by the competent authorities with a view to their use for medical and scientific purposes. 3. For the purposes of penalties as applicable to customs offences, the customs debt shall nevertheless be deemed to have been incurred where, under the law of a Member State, import or export duty or the existence of a customs debt provide the basis for determining penalties.

Who wrote about this article in the consultations

Filers who named this exact article number in their own text. It is their sentence, not our reading — and not a causal claim.

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World Shipping CouncilBEunder a customs procedure. To make this clear, provisions equivalent to current UCC article 139 (3) should to be introduced into article 83 of the reform proposal: ‘Goods which are brought into the customs territory of the Union by sea or air and which remain
World Shipping CouncilBEunder a customs procedure. To make this clear, provisions equivalent to current UCC article 139 (3) should to be introduced into article 83 of the reform proposal: ‘Goods which are brought into the customs territory of the Union by sea or air and which remain
University of Bologna - PhD thesisIT260 However, after Lisbon, there are no doubts about the legitimate interference of European law within criminal substantive law. Article 83 TFEU provides that the European Parliament and the Council may adopt directives establishing minimum rules concerning t

Source: public consultation submissions and position papers. n = 3 mentions; counted as a literal reference to the article number.

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