Excise Order, 2006 · As enacted · Part IV
Section 35
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
The proper officer of excise may refuse to grant clearance to any vessel until-
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;
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section 33 has been complied with; and
all charges and penalties due by such vessel or by the owner or master thereof and all duties payable in respect of any goods shipped therein have been duly paid, or their payment secured by such guarantee or by deposit at such rate as the proper officer of excise directs; or the agent, if any, of the vessel shall have delivered to the proper officer of excise a declaration in writing to the effect that he shall be liable for all such charges and penalties, and shall have furnished security for the discharge of the same if so required.
vessel
"vessel" includes any ship or boat or any other description of vessel used in navigation;
Vessels exempted from requiring clearance.
Terms defined in s 2
goods
Defined · s 2"goods" includes animals, birds, fish, plants and all kinds of movable property;
master
Defined · s 2"master" means any person, except a pilot or harbour master, having for the time being control or charge of a vessel;
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;
vessel
Defined · s 2"vessel" includes any ship or boat or any other description of vessel used in navigation;
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