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Article 25 of the Customs Law | Responsibility for Safekeeping of Goods in Private Warehouses

This video discusses Article 25 of the Customs Law, which defines the duties and liabilities of private warehouse operators in maintaining and safeguarding goods under customs supervision. Compliance with this article ensures the protection and integrity of stored goods.

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Oct 14,2025

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30 seconds

Responsibility for Goods in Private Warehouses | Article 25

Learn about the responsibilities of warehouse owners in maintaining and safeguarding goods under Article 25 of the Customs Law.

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Responsibility for Goods in Private Warehouses | Article 25

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