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Intoxicating Substances Act · 2013 Revised Edition · Part III
Intoxicating Substances Act · 2013 Revised Edition · Part III
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
A person shall be presumed, until the contrary is proved, to have used or inhaled any intoxicating substance for the purpose of inducing or causing in himself a state of intoxication if the specimen of blood provided by him under section 14 is certified by a Government analyst to contain an amount of any chemical compound specified in the first column of the Schedule in excess of the amount specified in the second column thereof in relation to that chemical compound.
intoxicating substance
“intoxicating substance” means any substance having the property of releasing toxic vapours or fumes which contain any chemical compound specified in the first column of the Schedule and which when inhaled induces or causes a state of intoxication;
intoxicating substance
“intoxicating substance” means any substance having the property of releasing toxic vapours or fumes which contain any chemical compound specified in the first column of the Schedule and which when inhaled induces or causes a state of intoxication;
Part IV