Excise Order, 2006 · As enacted · Part VIII · Manufacture
56. Bottling etc. of intoxicating liquor
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
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Subject to this Part, no person shall bottle any intoxicating liquor imported into Brunei Darussalam, or blend, compound or vary any intoxicating liquor.
bottle
"bottle" includes any container, not exceeding 1.89 litres in capacity, for intoxicating liquor capable of being corked or sealed, and "bottling" shall be construed accordingly;
No person, other than a person exempted under section 57, shall knowingly keep or have in his possession any utensil, apparatus, material or ingredient for bottling, blending, compounding or varying intoxicating liquors.
The owner or occupier of any land or premises upon which any such utensil, apparatus, material or ingredient is found shall each be deemed, until the contrary is proved, knowingly to have kept or had in his possession such utensil, apparatus, material or ingredient for the bottling, blending, compounding or varying of intoxicating liquors, as the case may be.
Terms defined in s 2
bottle
Defined · s 2"bottle" includes any container, not exceeding 1.89 litres in capacity, for intoxicating liquor capable of being corked or sealed, and "bottling" shall be construed accordingly;
intoxicating liquor
Defined · s 2"intoxicating liquor" includes any alcohol, or any liquid containing more than 2 per centum of proof spirit, which is fit or intended to be or which can by any means be converted for use as a beverage;
Part IX
Storage of Dutiable Goods
Part X
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
Part XI
Part C
Part XII
Drawback
Part XIII
Part XIV
Search, Seizure and Arrest
Part XV
Provisions as to Trial and Proceedings
Part XVI
Offences and Penalties
Part XVII