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Customs and Excise Management Act 1979
c. 2v
Section
96. Deficiency in certain goods moved by pipe-line.
97. Restriction on compensation for loss or damage to goods in, or for removal of goods from, warehouse or pipe-line.
98. Procedure on warehouse ceasing to be approved.
99. Provisions as to deposit in Queen’s warehouse.
100. General offences relating to warehouses and warehoused goods.
Part IX
Control of Excise License Trades and Revenue Traders
Excise licences—general provisions
101. Excise licences.
102. Payment for excise licences by cheque.
103. Renewal of excise licences.
104. Transfer and removal of excise licence trades and licences.
105. Certain sales permitted without excise licence.
106. Offences in connection with certain excise licences.
107. Power to require person carrying on excise licence trade to display sign.
General provisions as to entries of premises, etc.
108. Making of entries.
109. New or further entries of same premises.
110. Proof as to entries.
111. Offences in connection with entries.
General provisions as to revenue traders
112. Power of entry upon premises, etc. of revenue traders.
113. Power to search for concealed pipes, etc.
114. Power to prohibit use of certain substances in exciseable goods.
115. Power to keep specimen on premises of revenue traders.
116. Payment of excise duty by revenue traders.
117. Execution and distress against revenue traders.
118. Liability of ostensible owner or principal manager.
Part X
Duties and Drawbacks—General Provisions
General provisions relating to imported goods
119. Delivery of imported goods on giving of security for duty.
120. Regulations for determining origin of goods.
121. Power to impose restrictions where duty depends on certain matters other than use.

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