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Part IX · Storage of Dutiable Goods

68. Dangerous goods

No goods of an inflammable nature or of such a nature as to be likely to cause detriment to other goods shall be deposited in any excise warehouse without the sanction of a senior officer of excise, and if any such goods are landed lawfully outside the limits of a port declared under the Ports Act (Chapter 144), they may be deposited, at the expense and risk of the importer thereof, in any place but at such limits as the senior officer of excise may think fit. Whilst so deposited, such goods shall be deemed to be in an excise warehouse and, unless within a period of 14 days they have been duly cleared or warehoused in some approved warehouse, shall, at the expiration of such period, be liable to be dealt with in the same manner as goods of a similar nature actually deposited in an excise warehouse. Such goods shall be chargeable with such expenses for securing, watching and guarding the same until sold, cleared or warehoused, as the senior officer of excise may think fit.

Report

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

General