What is Consignment of goods?
A set of goods treated as a single whole for customs purposes. The Customs Code recognises a consignment in three cases: goods arriving at the address of one consignee under one transport document; goods sent under one postal waybill; goods carried by one individual in hand luggage and baggage. A consignment may consist of all the goods or a part of them. The practical importance of the term shows up in customs inspection: if part of a consignment declared as goods of one name is inspected, the result may be applied to the whole consignment. If the authorised person (the owner of the goods, a person with authority over the goods under the law, or a person acting on behalf of the owner under a contract or a power of attorney) does not agree with this, he or she has the right to demand an additional inspection of the remaining part.
Source: Bojxona kodeksi, 15-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 195-modda; Bojxona kodeksi, 7-modda