1950_DUTIABLE_COMMODITIES_ORDINANCE — Page 17

Dutiable Commodities.

(ii) the licensee, or the servant of the licensee, of a general bonded warehouse, personally conveying the goods, if imported in a ship or aircraft and duly entered in the manifest, direct from the ship or aircraft in which they were imported to the ware- house; or

(b) the goods are—

or

(i) in a general bonded or a licensed warehouse;

(ii) in a place licensed for the manufacture of such goods; or

(iii) on railway premises and under the control of the railway authorities, if the nature of the goods has been disclosed to those authorities; or

(iv) in a ship, vehicle or aircraft, if the goods were imported, or are to be exported, in that ship, vehicle or aircraft and are duly entered in the manifest.

It shall be no defence to any charge under this subsection or subsection (1) or (2) that the possession or control of the accused was a joint possession or control.

[CAP. 109

c. 16, s. 10.

(6) No person, not being authorized so to do by permit 2 & 3 Will. 4, or otherwise in accordance with the provisions of this Ordin- ance and any regulations thereunder, shall remove, deliver or send out any dutiable goods from his stock, custody or possession; nor shall any person take, receive or have in his stock, custody or possession any dutiable goods removed or delivered thereto in contravention of this subsection.

(7) No person shall, on his own account or on behalf of another, sell, offer for sale or buy any dutiable goods which are in this Colony unless the goods are―

(a) in a general bonded or licensed warehouse; or

(b) in the place where they were manufactured; or

(c) in the ship, vehicle or aircraft in which they were

imported; or

(d) on the railway premises.

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