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• landing certificate — A requirement by regulation of the Secretary of the Treasury in reference to merchandise landed for exportation or to residue cargo. 19 USC § 1622 …   Ballentine's law dictionary

• landing in safety — The responsibility of a carrier in reference to the condition in which a passenger finds himself immediately after he has alighted from the carrier s conveyance. Harries v Atlantic Greyhound Corp. 243 NC 346, 90 SE2d 710, 58 ALR2d 939 …   Ballentine's law dictionary

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