(4) the container station operator fails to retain merchandise which has been designated for examination;

(5) the container station operator does not provide secure facilities or properly safeguard merchandise within the container station;

(6) the container station operator fails to furnish a current list of names, addresses, and other information required by section 19.46; or

(7) the bond required by section 19.40 is determined to be insufficient in amount or lacking sufficient sureties, and a satisfactory new bond with good and sufficient sureties is not furnished within a reasonable time.

(b) Notice and appeal. The district director shall suspend or revoke the privilege of operating a container station by serving notice of the proposed action in writing upon the container station operator. The notice shall be in the form of a statement specifically setting forth the grounds for revocation or suspension of the privilege and shall be final and conclusive upon the container station operator unless he shall file with the district director a written notice of appeal. The container station operator may file a written notice of appeal from the revocation or suspension within 10 days following receipt of the notice of revocation or suspension. The notice of appeal shall be filed in duplicate and shall set forth the response of the container station operator to the statement of the district director. The container station operator, in his notice of appeal, may request a hearing.

(c) Hearing on appeal. If a hearing is requested, it shall be held before a hearing officer designated by the Secretary of the Treasury or his designee within 30 days following application therefor. The container station operator shall be notified of the time and place of the hearing at least 5 days prior thereto. The container station operator may be represented by counsel at the revocation or suspension hearing. All testimony in the proceeding shall be subject to cross-examination. A stenographic record of any such proceeding shall be made and a copy thereof shall be delivered to the container station operator. At the conclusion of such proceeding or review of a written appeal, the hearing officer or the district director, as the case may be, shall forthwith transmit all papers and the stenographic record of any hearing, to the Commissioner of Customs, together with his recommendation for final action. Following a hearing and within 10 calendar days after delivery of a copy of the stenographic record, the container station operator may submit to the Commissioner of Customs, in writing, additional views and arguments on the basis of such record. If neither the container station operator nor his attorney appear for scheduled hearing, the hearing officer shall conclude the hearing and transmit all papers with this recommendation to the Commissioner of Customs. The Commissioner shall thereafter render his decision, in writing, stating his reasons therefor, with respect to the action proposed by the hearing officer or the district director. Such decision shall be transmitted to the district director and served by him on the container station operator. (Sec. 624, 46 Stat, 759; 19 U.S.C. 1624)

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19.49 Entry of containerized merchandise.--Merchandise not entered within TD 72-68. the lay order period, or

extension thereof, shall be placed in general order. The importing carrier shall issue carrier's certificates for individual shipments in a container. Entries covering merchandise transferred to a container station shall clearly show that the merchandise is at the container station, (Sec. 484, 46 Stat. 722, as amended; 19 U.S.C. 1484.)

CR-400-A

Part 20.--DISPOSITION OF UNCLAIMED AND ABANDONED MERCHANDISE-- Abolished; Incorporated into new Part 127 (TD 74-114)

Pages CR-401 thru CR-405 Deleted.

22.1

Part 22.--DRAWBACK

ARTICLES MANUFACTURED OR PRODUCED WHOLLY
OR IN PART FROM IMPORTED OR SUBSTITUTED

MERCHANDISE

Sec.
22.26 Statement of drawback dut,
FOREIGN-BUILTJET AIRCRAFT ENGINES PROCESSED

IN THE UNITED STATES
22.26a Drawback allowance,

MERCHANDISE EXPORTED FROM CONTINUOUS

CUSTOMS CUSTODY

22.27 Drawback allowed.
22.28 Continuous custody.
22.29 Entry and completion thereof.
22.30 Ascertainment of drawback.

REJECTED MERCHANDISE

Sec.
22.1 Drawback allowance,
22.2 Canal Zone and Guantanamo Bay.
22.3 Application for establishment of drawback rate.
22.4 Identification of imported merchandise and ascer-

tainment of quantities for allowance of drawback;

establishment of drawback rates. 22.5 Identification of imported merchandise and ascer

tainment of quantities for allowance of drawback

when substituted merchandise is used. 22.6 General drawback rates in effect; approval of draw

back statements by Headquarters, U.S. Customs

Service and by regional commissioners, 22.7 Evidence of exportation, 22.8

Notice of exportation; mail shipments, 22.9 Evidence of exportation; Government shipments. 22.10 Numbering notices of exportation for mail or

Government shipments. 22.11 Amendment of notices of exportation. 22.12 Examination of merchandise. 22.13 Completion of drawback claims, 22.14 Deleted 68-203. 22.15 Certificates of delivery of imported merchandise. 22.16 Certificates of manufacture and delivery: manu

factured or partly manufactured articles. 22.17 Landing certificates. 22.18 Supplies for certain vessels and aircraft, 22.19 Meats cured with imported salt. 22.20 Liquidation of drawback entries. 22,20a Accelerated payment of drawback claims, 22.21 To whom payable, FLAVORING EXTRACTS AND MEDICINAL OR TOILET PREPARATIONS (INCLUDING PERFUMERY) MANUFACTURED FROM DOMESTIC TAX-PAID ALCOHOL

22.31 Drawback allowance.
22.32 Drawback entry.
22.33 Return of merchandise to Customs custody.
22.34 Acceptance of merchandise at importer's risk and

ex pense; time limit for exportation
22.35 Waiver of proof where th duty is less than $50.

MERCHANDISE TRANSFERRED TO A FOREIGN-TRADE

ZONE FROM CUSTOMS TERRITORY

22.36 Drawback allowance.
22.37 Articles manufactured or produced in the United

States.
22.38 Merchandise transferred to a foreign-trade zone

from continuous Customs custody.
22.39 Rejected merchandise.
22,40 To whom payable,

GENERAL REGULATIONS APPLICABLE TO ALL

DRAWBACK CLAIMS

22.22 Drawback allowance,
22.23 Procedure,
22.24 Manufacturing record.
22.25 Internal revenue certificates and extracts from

such certificates.

22.41 Duties subject to drawback.
22.42 Merchandise sold to United States Governinent.
22.43 Verification of drawback claims,
22.44 Protests.
22.45 Signing of documents; powers of attorney.
22.46 Retention of recoras.

Authority: Sections 22.1 to 22.46 issued under secs. 313, 624, 46 Stat. 693, as