Transit Controls

The export controls apply to merchandise exported from the Copenhagen

free port, including exports from transit or bonded warehouses and

goods from free port or private warehouses. They also apply to goods in

transit through Denmark, unless these are transiting on a through bill

of lading and there is no change in the ultimate destination. They thus

effectively prevent unauthorized diversion of goods in transit through

Denmark.

All transit transactions financed by Denmark are subject to control by

the national bank, regardless of whether the goods in question actually

pass through Denmark or are forwarded directly between the countries

of origin and destination. In its administration of these provisions

the bank observes the same rules as the export control authorities with

which the bank cooperates closely in this field.

East-West Trade Trends Mutual Defense Assistance Control Act of 1951 (the Battle Act); Fourth Report to Congress, Second Half of 1953 · 第 23 / 111 题