EXCISE (CONTROL OF DISTILLATION) ACT
Arrangement of Sections
1. Distiller's licence.
2. Still licence.
3. Manufacture of spirits from crude gin.
4. Regulations.
5. Making of entries.
6. New or further entries of same premises.
7. Proof as to entries.
8. Offences in connection with entries.
9. Power to enter for inspection purposes.
10. Power to search for concealed pipes, etc.
11. Power to prohibit use of certain substances in excisable goods.
12. Payment of duty by excise traders.
13. Liability of ostensible owner.
14. Effect of variation in balances struck or excess, etc., in stock of materials.
15. Power to enter on premises, etc., in case of unlawful distillation.
16. Power to seize goods in particular cases.
17. Forfeiture and condemnation of spirits seized.
18. Power to levy distress.
19. Power to require excise control facilities.
20. Licences to keep record books.
21. Power to require information, etc., from licensees.
22. Unlawful assumption of office.
23. Officers to have powers of police officers.
24. Offences as to concealing, etc., of spirits on licenced premises.
25. Condemnation proceedings.
26. Compensation in special cases.
27. Interpretation.
28. Repeals, etc.
29. Short title.
SCHEDULE
FIRST SCHEDULE
Provisions relating to forfeiture
SECOND SCHEDULE
Form of warrant of distress
THIRD SCHEDULE
Enactments repealed or affected
EXCISE (CONTROL OF DISTILLATION) ACT
An Act to make provision for the control and licencing for excise purposes of the distillation of spirits
[1964 No. 22.]
1. Distiller's licence
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