MEXICAN FISHERY LEGISUTION 



Article 422 . Merchandise produced within the Free Zones or Partial Free Zones and 

 merchandise manufactured or transformed therein by industrial processes may be sent to the 

 rest of the country without payment of customs duties, even though it has been produced, 

 manufactured or transformed with foreign raw materials. 



Article 423 . The international transit of merchandise which enters or leaves the 

 country through customs offices in Fi^e Zones or Partial Free Zones shall be subject to 

 the ordinary rules laid down therefor in this Law and its Regulations, 



A laermit must be obtained from the head office of customs for the special exportation 

 of foreign merchandise. 



Article 424. . Merchandise may enter and leave Free Zones or Partial Free Zones only 

 through the authorized places or lodges previously established. 



As regards vehicles which have not received Mexican licenses, and which are located 

 in such Zones, they may leave subject to the same requirements and conditions fixed in 

 this Law smd its Regulations for the teiaporary importation of vehicles belonging to 

 tourists. Such vehicles may only traveli those leaving the customs offices in the 

 Partial Free Zone — through the peninsula of Lower California; those leaving the port 

 of Cozumel — throughout the Island of Cozumel; and those leaving Cheturaal, Q.R., — 

 through the Territory of Quintana Roo. 



APPBtmiX XLI7 



CIRCULAR NO. 301-10-16 DETERMINING GOODS 



WHICH SHALL BE SUBJECT TO IMPORT TAX 



UPON ENTERING THE TE.'TO: TORIES OF LOWER CALIFOffllA 



Signed January 15, 1943. Published January 25, 1943. 



To the Customs Administrator. 



In accordance with the powers granted in the second paragraph of eirticle 420 of the 

 Customs Law, with reference to article 1 of the Decree of May 25, 1939, which established 

 a free zone covering the North and South Territories of Lower California, for the deter- 

 mination of the foreign goods which upon entering such free zone must pay the oorrespond- 

 ing taxes, this Ministry sees fit to order the following: 



The articles listed below, imported for local consumption into the free zone estab- 

 lished in the Territories mentioned, must pay the corresponding import taxes, in view of 

 the fact that similar goods are produced mthin that zone: 



Preserved fish and shellfish, similar to those produced in the Municipalities of the 

 Territories, by the factories established prior to the law of August 30, 1933. 



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