Inland Customs, Agra Act, 1843, 14 of 1843 (Rep., Act 8 of 1875)

Section II. And it is further enacted, that from and after the day abovementioned, the following and no other Du

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II. And it is further enacted, that from and after the day abovementioned, the following and no other Duties of Customs shall be leviable upon the Import and Export of Articles into and from the North Western Provinces of the Presidency of Bengal, that is to say: On the Import of Salt, of all descriptions, two Rupees per maund, and a further duty of one Rupee per maund on the transmission thereof to the Eastward of Allahabad. On the Import of cotton, uncleaned, four Annas per maund, cleaned, eight Annas per maund. On the Export of Misree, Kund, Chenee and all clayed and refined Sugar, eight Annas per maund, Goor, Rab, Sheerah, and all unclayed and unrefined Saccharine produce, three Annas per maund. The Import of Sugar into any part of the said provinces, is, and shall remain prohibited.

Source: India Code