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Customs and Excise Management Act 1979
Section
122. Regulations where customs duty depends on use.
123. Repayment of duty where goods returned or destroyed by importer.
124. Forfeiture for breach of certain conditions.
125. Valuation of goods for purpose of ad valorem duties.
126. Charge of excise duty on manufactured or composite imported articles.
127. Determination of disputes as to duties on imported goods.
General provisions relating to charge of duty on and delivery of goods
128. Restriction of delivery of goods.
129. Power to remit or repay duty on denatured goods.
130. Power to remit or repay duty on goods lost or destroyed, etc.
131. Enforcement of bond in respect of goods removed without payment of duty.
Drawback, allowances, duties, etc.—general
132. Extension of drawback.
133. General provisions as to claims for drawback.
134. Drawback and allowance on goods damaged or destroyed after shipment.
135. Time limit on payment of drawback or allowance.
136. Offences in connection with claims for drawback, etc.
137. Recovery of duties and calculation of duties, drawbacks, etc.
Part XI
Detention of Persons, Forfeiture and Legal Proceedings
Detention of persons
138. Provisions as to detention of persons.
Forfeiture
139. Provisions as to detention, seizure and condemnation of goods, etc.
140. Forfeiture of spirits.
141. Forfeiture of ships, etc. used in connection with goods liable to forfeiture.
142. Special provision as to forfeiture of larger ships.
143. Penalty in lieu of forfeiture of larger ship where responsible officer implicated in offence.
144. Protection of officers, etc. in relation to seizure and detention of goods, etc.