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APPENDIX TO BRITISH CASE. 



Srclion. 



120. Goods Imported elsewhere than at 



port of entry, or removed before 

 examination, may be forfeited. 



121. Vessel may not enter any but a 



port of entry, &c. 



122. Vessel with more than $800; sei- 



zure of goods and vessel. 



123. Forfeiture of goods imported on 



the person, &c. ; Entry void un- 

 less goods correspond with re- 

 port. 



124. Goods not so corresponding to be 



forfeited ; suspected packages 

 to be opened. 



125. Packages of which contents are 



unknown. 



126. Collector may cause packages to 



be opened. 



127. Forfeiture of goods not mentioned 



In invoice or entry and found 

 in packages. 



128. Goods not corresponding with in- 



voice to be forfeited. 



129. As to packages delivered to im- 



porter before examination. 



130. Return of packages delivered be- 



fore examination and provi- 

 sion for avoiding delay. 



131. Collector may require further 



proof of proper entry. 



132. Permit certifying that duties 



have been paid, to be granted 

 on request of owner, &c. 



133. Prohibited goods. 



134. Owner, &c., of steamships to pro- 



vide suitable place for examina- 

 tion of passenger's luggage. 



135. Account to be rendered of spirit- 



uous or malt liquors made in 

 this Colony, &c. 



136. Entry of liquors, and excise du- 



ties thereon. 



137. Power of revenue in connection 



with liquors subject to excise 

 duty. 



138. Forfeiture of liquors not reported 



and entered. 



139. If excise duty not paid, liquors 



may be sold. 



140. Excisable liquors found elsewhere 



than in possession of maker, 

 without duties paid, &c., to be 

 forfeited, &c. 



141. Receiver General may employ 



officers for attending manufac- 

 tories or distilleries. 



142. Officers to be sworn. 



143. Compensation of officers. 



144. Officer absenting himself, &c., 



shall be dismissed. 



145. Receiver General may make regu- 



lations respecting attendance of 

 officers, &c. 



146. Regulations to be observed by 



manufacturers and distillers. 



147. Certain officers to be deemed em- 



ployed for the prevention of 

 smuggling. 



Soctlon. 



148. Powers and duty of such officers. 



149. Power to search the person for 



smuggled goods, &c. 

 l.".o. Postmaster General may detain 

 post letter, &c., suspected to 

 contain contraband and for- 

 ward it to collector, &c. 



151. Power to enter buildings, &c., in 



day time, &c. 



152. Officers to board vessels and have 



free access to every part, &c. 



153. Master or person in charge of 



vessel to provide board, &c., for 

 Customs' officer. 



154. Writ of assistance. &c. 



155. Existing writs to remain In force. 



156. Searching for smuggled goods. 



157. Power to call for aid, &c. 



158. No action to be brought while 



other preceding under this Act 

 pending, &c. 



159. Tender of amends, &c. 



160. Time to be a bar, &c. 



161. Limit of damages, if trial judge 



certifies for probable cause. &c. 



162. Report inwards or outwards may 



be made by purser of steamer, 

 but master may be called to an- 

 swer questions. 



163. Time of importation defined. &c. 



164. Oath to include affirmation in cer- 



tain cases. 



165. Before whom attestations of pa- 



pers for entries may be made. 



166. Persons empowered to administer 



oaths, &c. 



167. Bonds taken to be for the use 



and benefit of Her Majesty. 



168. Forms of bonds and papers. 



169. Certain certified documents to be 



prima facie evidence. 



170. Persons transacting Customs' 



business for others to produce 

 written authority, if required. 



171. Atorney or agent may execute 



bonds for principal. 



172. Partner may make bond. &c., to 



bind firm. 



173. Certain goods exempt from duty 



liable to duty If sold after im- 

 portation. 



174. Goods exempt from duty to be 



described in the entry. 



175. Exemption from duty of goods 



unladen to repair damage. 



176. No exemption if goods sold. 



177. Articles vhich may be landed 



without warrant, if duly re- 

 ported. 



178. Stocks or perishable articles may 



be landed before report 

 735 179. Surplus stores dutiable. 



180. Burden of proof of due 

 entry. 



181. Time to be a bar to return of 



overpaid duties. 



182. No refund after fourteen days. 



