Customs-Free Airport (Amendment) Act, 1958

Bringing goods into the airport for duty-free retail sale.

9.—(1) The Minister may, subject to such conditions as he may, with the consent of the Minister for Finance, impose, permit goods to be brought—

(a) directly into the airport from outside the State, or

(b) into the airport from another part of the State without payment of any duty of customs or excise which may be chargeable thereon,

for sale by retail within the airport either for shipment as aircraft stores or to persons leaving or outside the State.

(2) Section 6, as amended by this Act, of the Principal Act shall not apply in relation to—

(a) the bringing of goods into the airport in conformity with a permission under this section, or

(b) the selling by retail within the airport of goods so brought in either for shipment as aircraft stores or to persons leaving or outside the State.