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प्रश्न
Distinguish between Public Warehouses and Bonded Warehouses.
उत्तर
- Public Warehouses: These warehouses are meant for use by businessmen in general. Any businessman can store his goods in these warehouses for some charge. Public warehouses may be owned by the government, public trusts and other public authorities. The owner of a public warehouse serves as an agent for the owner of the goods. He is expected to take due care of the goods and return them to the owner. He enjoys a lien on the goods for these charges.
- Bonded Warehouses: A bonded warehouse is established under a bond with the customs authorities for the storage of dutiable goods until the payment of import duty. The owner of a bonded warehouse gives an undertaking not to release the goods until the customs duty is paid. Bonded warehouses are located in port towns and are licenced by the government. These warehouses operate under the vigilance of customs officials. Bonded warehouses accept imported goods for storage before the payment of customs duty. Once the duty is paid, goods are released on the authority of a warrant issued by the customs authorities.
संबंधित प्रश्न
Warehouses licensed by the government and established specifically for storage of dutiable goods are called ______.
These warehouses are owned by manufacturers and traders to store the goods produced or purchased by them until they are sold out.
Importers who do not have their own warehouses can keep their goods in these warehouses by paying nominal charges.
Private warehouses are generally located in ______ and ______ areas where space is available at low cost.
Enumerate two types of warehouses found in India.
Distinguish between a private warehouse and a public warehouse.
What is bonded warehouse?
Describe the different types of warehouses.
Discuss the advantages of Bonded Warehouse to importers.
Explain the utility of cold storage.