Excise Order, 2006 · As enacted · Part XIV · Search, Seizure and Arrest
117. Officers of excise may stop and search conveyances
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
( 1}
Any officer of excise may stop and examine any vehicle for the purpose of ascertaining whether any dutiable, unexcisable or prohibited goods are contained therein.
officer of excise
"officer of excise" means any officer of customs as defined in subsection (1) of section 2 of the Customs Order, 2006;
(2}
The person in charge or in control of any vehicle shall produce his vehicle to the proper officer of excise, and shall, if so required, move his vehicle to another place for examination, and shall not proceed until permission to do so has been given by the proper officer of excise.
proper officer of excise
"proper officer of excise" means any officer of excise acting in the fulfilment of his duties under this Order, whether such duties are assigned to him specially or generally, or expressly or by implication;
(3}
The person in charge or in control of any vehicle stopped for examination under subsection ( 1} shall, on request by the proper officer of excise, open all parts of the vehicle for examination by the officer and take all measures necessary to enable such examination as the officer considers necessary to be made.
Terms defined in s 2
officer of excise
Defined · s 2"officer of excise" means any officer of customs as defined in subsection (1) of section 2 of the Customs Order, 2006;
prohibited goods
Defined · s 2"prohibited goods" means goods the import of which is prohibited, either absolutely or conditionally, by an order under section 28 or by any other written law for the time being in force in Brunei Darussalam;
proper officer of excise
Defined · s 2"proper officer of excise" means any officer of excise acting in the fulfilment of his duties under this Order, whether such duties are assigned to him specially or generally, or expressly or by implication;
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