[355-93; Comp., 1474.] SECTION  1374 . Arrest of Vessel Departing Before Entry Made . — When a vessel arriving within the limits of a collection district from a foreign port departs or attempts to depart before entry shall be made, not being thereunto compelled by stress of weather , duress of enemies, or other necessity, the collector or surveyor of the port or the commander of any revenue cutter may arrest and bring back such vessel to the most convenient port. [355-94.] SECTION  1375 . Control of Customs Officer Over Boarding or Leaving of Incoming Vessel.  — Upon the arrival in port of any vessel engaged in foreign trade, it shall be unlawful for any person (except the pilot, consul, health officers, or customs officers) to  board or leave the vessel without the permission of the customs officer in charge; and it shall likewise be unlawful for any tugboat, rowboat, or other craft to go alongside and put any person aboard such vessel or take any person therefrom, except as afo resaid. [355-350; 1235-18; Comp., 1723.] SECTION  1376 . Quarantine Certificate for Incoming Vessel.  — Entry of a vessel from a port or place outside of the Philippine Islands shall not be permitted until it has obtained a quarantine certificate issued under the authority of the Bureau of Quarantin e Service. [355-86; Comp., 1175.] SECTION  1377 . Documents to be Produced by Master Upon Entry of Vessel.  — For the purpose of making entry of a vessel engaged in foreign trade, the master thereof shall present the following documents, duly certified by him, to the boarding officer of custo ms. ( a ) The original manifest of all cargo destined for the port, to be returned with boarding officer's indorsement. ( b ) Three copies of the same manifest, one of which upon certification by the officer as to correctness of the copy shall be returned to the master. ( c ) Two copies of store list. (d) One copy of passenger list. Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 404