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Preamble
Recitals 40
Title I - GENERAL PROVISIONS (Article 1-32) 32
Title II - FACTORS ON THE BASIS OF WHICH IMPORT OR EXPORT DUTIES AND OTHER MEASURES IN RESPECT OF TRADE IN GOODS ARE APPLIED (Article 33-43) 11
Title III - CUSTOMS DEBT AND GUARANTEES (Article 44-86) 43
Title IV - GOODS BROUGHT INTO THE CUSTOMS TERRITORY OF THE COMMUNITY (Article 87-100) 14
- Chapter 1 - Entry summary declaration (Article 87-90) 4
- Chapter 2 - Arrival of goods (Article 91-100) 10
  - Section 1 - Entry of goods into the customs territory of the Community (Article 91-94) 4
  - Section 2 - Presentation, unloading and examination of goods (Article 95-96) 2
    
    Article 95 - Presentation of goods to customs
    
    Article 96 - Unloading and examination of goods
  - Section 3 - Formalities after presentation (Article 97-98) 2
  - Section 4 - Goods moved under a transit procedure (Article 99-100) 2
Title V - GENERAL RULES ON CUSTOMS STATUS, PLACING GOODS UNDER A CUSTOMS PROCEDURE, VERIFICATION, RELEASE AND DISPOSAL OF GOODS (Article 101-128) 28
Title VI - RELEASE FOR FREE CIRCULATION AND RELIEF FROM IMPORT DUTIES (Article 129-134) 6
Title VII - SPECIAL PROCEDURES (Article 135-174) 40
Title VIII - DEPARTURE OF GOODS FROM THE CUSTOMS TERRITORY OF THE COMMUNITY (Article 175-182) 8
Title IX - CUSTOMS CODE COMMITTEE AND FINAL PROVISIONS (Article 183-188) 6
Annexes 1
- Annex 1
Amending acts 1
- 32013R0952from 30/10/2013

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New version applies from 19/06/2013. 199 provisions change. Later versions: 30/10/2013. Article 96 changes in this version: compare with the current text.

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Article 96 - Unloading and examination of goods

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Article 96

Unloading and examination of goods

1. Goods shall be unloaded or trans-shipped from the means of transport carrying them solely with the permission of the customs authorities in places designated or approved by those authorities. However, such permission shall not be required in the event of an imminent danger necessitating the immediate unloading of all or part of the goods. In that case, the customs authorities shall immediately be informed accordingly.

2. The customs authorities may at any time require goods to be unloaded and unpacked for the purpose of examining them, taking samples or examining the means of transport carrying them.

3. Goods presented to customs shall not be removed from the place where they have been presented without the permission of the customs authorities.

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