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Treaty of 18 october 1983 establishing the Economic Community of Central African States › Chapter 4

SECTION 30

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Treatment of Intra-Community trade 1. At the end of the second stage no Member State shall levy customs duties on goods originating in one Member State and transferred to another Member State. The same shall apply to goods coming from third countries which are in free circulation in Member States and are transferred from one Member State to another. 2. The definition of the concept of products originating in Member States and the rules governing the application of this article appear in the protocol attached hereto as Annex I. 3. Goods coming from third countries shall be considered to be in free circulation in a Member State if the import formalities have been complied with and customs duties paid in that Member State and if they have not benefited from a partial or total drawback of such duties. 4. Member States shall not adopt legislation implying direct or indirect discrimination against identical or similar products of another Member State.
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Liberalization of Trade

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