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The Bureau of Customs (BOC) allayed fears yesterday about being unable to fill
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Acting Customs chief Renato Ampil told The STAR in an interview that the agency
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"They have nothing to fear," the commissioner's chief legal assistant, lawyer
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Customs Commissioner Ramon Farolan has vowed to throw out businessman Robert Uy
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"We will come to it," Farolan told The STAR when asked whether Uy would be
bodily carried out if he is found in the bureau's office at the South
Harbor.

However, Farolan said Uy can still do business at the Bureau of Customs through
other people because "no law prohibits him from continuing with his
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Uy said he continues to transact business with the bureau through
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Acting Customs chief Renato Ampil told The STAR in an interview that the agency
has long been in the process of setting up systems and procedures in
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"They have nothing to fear," the commissioner's chief legal assistant, lawyer
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"We will come to it," Farolan told The STAR when asked whether Uy would be
bodily carried out if he is found in the bureau's office at the South
Harbor.

However, Farolan said Uy can still do business at the Bureau of Customs through
other people because "no law prohibits him from continuing with his
business."

Uy said he continues to transact business with the bureau through
representatives since former Customs Commissioner Nelson Tan had banned hi
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We are ready to handle imports sans SGS - BOC

March 23, 2000 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) allayed fears yesterday about being unable to fill in the void to be created by the withdrawal of pre-shipment inspection (PSI) firm Societe Generale de Surveillance (SGS) a week from...

Business

Customs watching suspected smuggler

By Jerry Botial | January 26, 2000 - 12:00am

Customs Commissioner Ramon Farolan has vowed to throw out businessman Robert Uy from Customs premises at the port of Manila. "We will come to it," Farolan told The STAR when asked whether Uy would be bodily...

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