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Procedures And Requirements For Changes In The Type Of Cargo And Expansion Of Private Use Terminals

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On 5 August, 2013, the Special Secretariat for Ports of the Office of the President of the Republic ("SEP") published Ordinance no. 110 ("Ordinance") specifying the procedures for (i) changes in the type of handled cargo and (ii) expansion of port facilities located outside an organized port1 not exceeding twenty five percent of the original area, provided that this is feasible in the relevant location.

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Eduardo Lima
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Daniel Gunzburger
Gustavo Passos Corteletti
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Keywords: Ordinance, SEP, ANTAQ

On 5 August, 2013, the Special Secretariat for Ports of the Office of the President of the Republic ("SEP") published Ordinance no. 110 ("Ordinance") specifying the procedures for (i) changes in the type of handled cargo and (ii) expansion of port facilities located outside an organized port1 not exceeding twenty five percent of the original area, provided that this is feasible in the relevant location. Both cases relate to Private Use Terminals ("TUP") located outside the area of an organized port.

The Ordinance regulated the application of the sole paragraph of Section 35 of Decree no. 8033/2013 ("Decree") which waived new authorizations for the two cases indicated above.

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