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1 | Short Title | |
2 | Interpretation [Repealed] | |
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3 | Appointment of Minister of Customs [Repealed] | |
4 | Secretary of Customs [Repealed] | |
5 | Appointment of officers [Repealed] | |
6 | Minister may delegate certain of his powers [Repealed] | |
7 | Persons employed on service of the Customs to be deemed the proper officers for such service [Repealed] | |
8 | Acts required to be done by any particular officer or at any particular place [Repealed] | |
9 | Officers taking fees unlawfully [Repealed] | |
10 | Declaration on admission to office [Repealed] | |
11 | Hours of attendance and division of duties in those hours [Repealed] | |
12 | Holidays [Repealed] | |
13 | Officers of Customs not to serve in public offices [Repealed] | |
14 | What shall be deemed orders, &c., of Minister [Repealed] | |
15 | Forms of entries, &c [Repealed] | |
16 | Collector empowered to administer oaths [Repealed] | |
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17 | Governor may appoint ports and quays, and alter or vary the limits thereof [Repealed] | |
18 | Minister may appoint stations and sufferance wharves, &c., and regulate discharge of cargo and boarding of officers [Repealed] | |
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19 | Governor may appoint warehousing ports [Repealed] | |
20 | Minister may appoint warehouses, &c [Repealed] | |
21 | Bonds and sureties [Repealed] | |
22 | Rent of goods in King’s warehouses [Repealed] | |
23 | Warehouse-keeper to give general security [Repealed] | |
24 | Boned warehouses to be measured [Repealed] | |
25 | No addition to be made after measurement [Repealed] | |
26 | Annual duty on warehouses [Repealed] | |
27 | Annual duty on perfumery-factories [Repealed] | |
28 | Refund of part of fee if bonded warehouse, &c., destroyed [Repealed] | |
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29 | Minister may approve places as sugar-refineries [Repealed] | |
30 | Delivery of sugar for refining [Repealed] | |
31 | Refiner to give bond [Repealed] | |
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32 | Warehouses for manufacture of perfumery, &c [Repealed] | |
33 | Articles which may be manufactured in manufacturing warehouse [Repealed] | |
34 | Samples of articles may be taken from warehouse [Repealed] | |
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35 | Interpretation [Repealed] | |
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36 | Interpretation [Repealed] | |
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37 | Minister may appoint ports at which licensed agents shall act [Repealed] | |
38 | Licensing of agents [Repealed] | |
39 | Security may be required [Repealed] | |
40 | Annual fee payable by licensed agents [Repealed] | |
41 | Appointment of clerk of licensee [Repealed] | |
42 | Minister may order in what ports carriers must be licensed [Repealed] | |
43 | Licensing of carriers and lightermen [Repealed] | |
44 | Security may be required [Repealed] | |
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45 | Duties, drawbacks, &c., to be collected by Minister [Repealed] | |
46 | Duties and drawbacks to be in British currency, and according to imperial weight and measure [Repealed] | |
47 | Duties in force to continue until new duties become chargeable [Repealed] | |
48 | Goods in warehouse to be chargeable when entered for home consumption [Repealed] | |
49 | Where contracts have been entered into, increase or decrease in duty to be added or deducted [Repealed] | |
50 | On resolution making change of duties, &c., bond may be required to secure payment [Repealed] | |
51 | Overpayments and drawbacks, &c., how to be repaid [Repealed] | |
52 | Goods for Government or His Majesty’s Forces to be duty free [Repealed] | |
53 | All packs of playing cards to be duly stamped [Repealed] | |
54 | Refund of duty in certain cases [Repealed] | |
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55 | Value of goods, how estimated [Repealed] | |
56 | What deemed the fair market value or duty ad valorem [Repealed] | |
57 | As to cash articles [Repealed] | |
58 | Discount for cash [Repealed] | |
59 | No deduction from value by reason of drawback or special arrangement [Repealed] | |
60 | Definition of “importer” extended [Repealed] | |
61 | How value computed of goods liable to ad valorem duty [Repealed] | |
62 | Declaration by agent when making entry [Repealed] | |
63 | Provisions as to goods delivered under contract of sale [Repealed] | |
64 | Value of goods to be verified by production of original invoice [Repealed] | |
65 | Manufactured articles imported in separate parts [Repealed] | |
66 | Governor may determine duty to be paid when article imported is substitute for other article [Repealed] | |
67 | Duty payable when separate articles are imported in mechanical combination [Repealed] | |
68 | Duty on trade samples, &c., may be calculated upon actual quantity or weight thereof [Repealed] | |
69 | Condensed beer [Repealed] | |
70 | Certificate of production of Australian wine [Repealed] | |
71 | Patent or proprietary medicines [Repealed] | |
72 | Certain articles may be analysed for purpose of ascertaining duty, and fee for analysis paid by importer [Repealed] | |
73 | Medicinal preparations may be otherwise classified by Minister in certain cases [Repealed] | |
74 | Duty on printed matter to be paid before delivery [Repealed] | |
75 | Entry to be verified by declaration of importer [Repealed] | |
76 | Officers of Customs may make copies of invoices [Repealed] | |
77 | Discounts not allowed unless shown on original invoices [Repealed] | |
78 | Collector may examine importer [Repealed] | |
79 | Officers of Customs may assess value [Repealed] | |
80 | How goods to be dealt with if undervalued [Repealed] | |
81 | Collector may take goods for Crown on paying entered value, with 10 percent added [Repealed] | |
82 | Experts, for valuation of goods, may be appointed [Repealed] | |
83 | Forfeiture of goods in cases of fraud, &c. [Repealed] | |
84 | No person making or authorising a false invoice of any goods to recover any part of the price thereof [Repealed] | |
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85 | In case of dispute as to duty, importer to deposit the duty demanded [Repealed] | |
86 | In case of dispute Minister to determine [Repealed] | |
87 | Governor empowered to issue Commissions of Inquiry [Repealed] | |
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88 | Ships arriving from abroad to go only to a port of entry [Repealed] | |
89 | What goods may be lawfully imported [Repealed] | |
90 | Time of importation of goods and time of arrival of ships defined [Repealed] | |
91 | Prohibitions and restrictions [Repealed] | |
92 | Lists of prohibited books to be exposed at ports [Repealed] | |
93 | Arms, &c., may be prohibited [Repealed] | |
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94 | Ships arriving to come quickly to place of unlading, and bring to at the stations for boarding officers [Repealed] | |
95 | Officers may board ships [Repealed] | |
96 | Breaking seals, &c. [Repealed] | |
97 | All packages, &c., on board ship may be opened and examined [Repealed] | |
98 | Appointment of places for examination [Repealed] | |
99 | Time and place of landing goods inwards [Repealed] | |
100 | Hours for landing goods [Repealed] | |
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101 | Ships to have proper manifest or clearance [Repealed] | |
102 | Master to report within 24 hours after arrival [Repealed] | |
103 | Report by ships arriving coastwise from beyond seas [Repealed] | |
104 | Goods not reported may be detained [Repealed] | |
105 | Master to answer questions [Repealed] | |
106 | Penalty for not answering truly, breaking bulk, &c [Repealed] | |
107 | Packages report “contents unknown” may be opened and examined [Repealed] | |
108 | Persons in charge of any commissioned ships, having goods on board, to deliver account [Repealed] | |
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109 | Particulars of entry of goods for home use [Repealed] | |
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110 | Particulars of entry of goods to be warehoused [Repealed] | |
111 | Goods so entered may upon further entry be delivered for home use or export [Repealed] | |
112 | Certain goods not to be warehoused [Repealed] | |
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113 | Entry by bill of sight when goods not known [Repealed] | |
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114 | Duty on goods reimported into New Zealand and not the produce or manufacture of New Zealand [Repealed] | |
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115 | Particulars of entry of goods free of duty [Repealed] | |
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116 | Bill of entry to be in duplicate [Repealed] | |
117 | Goods concealed in packages or delivered without entry forfeited [Repealed] | |
118 | No entry required for passengers’ baggage [Repealed] | |
119 | Fraudulent import entries and concealments [Repealed] | |
120 | Surplus stores not excessive may be entered for private use or warehouse [Repealed] | |
121 | Officers may take samples [Repealed] | |
122 | No entry, &c., valid unless in accordance with Customs Acts [Repealed] | |
123 | Acting as agent without license [Repealed] | |
124 | Agent to produce authority, if required [Repealed] | |
125 | Importer or agent failing to comply with regulations [Repealed] | |
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126 | Goods not entered within 21 days may be conveyed to King’s warehouse [Repealed] | |
127 | Small packages or quantities of goods may be deposited in King’s warehouse [Repealed] | |
128 | If goods remain on board beyond the period limited, ship may be detained [Repealed] | |
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129 | Combustibles not to be deposited in King’s warehouse [Repealed] | |
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130 | Claim for abatement of duty to be made on first examination [Repealed] | |
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131 | Unshipping, carrying, landing, weighing, &c., and depositing of goods [Repealed] | |
132 | Examination officer to take account of goods for warehouse [Repealed] | |
133 | Certificate of entry and warehousing [Repealed] | |
134 | Goods to be entered and duties paid according to landing account [Repealed] | |
135 | Warehoused goods to be deposited in packages of which account is taken [Repealed] | |
136 | Minister to direct what goods may be bulked, packed, &c., and when account thereof to be taken [Repealed] | |
137 | Warehouse-keeper neglecting to stow goods properly [Repealed] | |
138 | Warehouse-keeper neglecting to produce goods deposited when required [Repealed] | |
139 | Goods not duly warehoused, or fraudulently concealed or removed [Repealed] | |
140 | Persons clandestinely opening warehouse, &c [Repealed] | |
141 | Liability for taking goods out of warehouse without entry [Repealed] | |
142 | Importer or consignee, if defrauded by officers, to be indemnified [Repealed] | |
143 | Minister may remit duties on warehoused goods lost or destroyed [Repealed] | |
144 | Tobacco for sheepdip [Repealed] | |
145 | Regauges may be taken for importers or owners of goods [Repealed] | |
146 | No compensation if goods destroyed by fire, &c [Repealed] | |
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147 | Goods may be removed from one warehousing port to another, or from one warehouse to another [Repealed] | |
148 | Account of goods to be transmitted [Repealed] | |
149 | Goods, on arrival at destination, to be subject to same regulations as goods on first importation [Repealed] | |
150 | On arrival of goods at destination they may be entered for export or for home use [Repealed] | |
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151 | Warehoused goods, if not cleared within 3 years, must be examined and rewarehoused [Repealed] | |
152 | Examination may be dispensed with [Repealed] | |
153 | Goods in warehouse may be sold in certain cases [Repealed] | |
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154 | Goods in warehouse may be sorted and repacked in packages of lawful size [Repealed] | |
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155 | Goods in warehouse may be taken out under certain conditions [Repealed] | |
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156 | Entry for export or home use [Repealed] | |
157 | Persons entering warehoused goods for home use to deliver bill of entry and pay down duties [Repealed] | |
158 | Deficiency in goods entered for export not chargeable unless fraudulent [Repealed] | |
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159 | Warehoused goods not to be exported in ship of less than 40 tons register [Repealed] | |
160 | Master of ship outwards to deliver certificate of clearance of last voyage, and to make entry outwards [Repealed] | |
161 | Shipment of goods for export previous to complete discharge of inward cargo [Repealed] | |
162 | Shipment of goods coastwise on board ship going to other ports to complete her foreign lading [Repealed] | |
163 | When and where goods may not be shipped [Repealed] | |
164 | Officers may open packages and examine goods [Repealed] | |
165 | Goods not to be cleared as produce of New Zealand unless so entered [Repealed] | |
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166 | Drawback allowed on goods exported in original packages, on certain conditions [Repealed] | |
167 | Drawback on New Zealand brewed beer in bottle [Repealed] | |
168 | As to broken packages [Repealed] | |
169 | Minister may make regulations for repacking, &c., goods for drawback [Repealed] | |
170 | Goods entered for drawback may be opened and examined before or after shipment [Repealed] | |
171 | On entry outwards, exporter to deliver shipping bill [Repealed] | |
172 | General bond for export may be given [Repealed] | |
173 | Warehoused goods removed or shipped for export without authority to be forfeited [Repealed] | |
174 | Licensed carriers and lightermen to carry goods [Repealed] | |
175 | Drawback goods not agreeing with entry forfeited [Repealed] | |
176 | Entering goods not entitled to drawback, or for entering at higher rate than allowed [Repealed] | |
177 | Penalty in case of fraud [Repealed] | |
178 | Debenture for drawback [Repealed] | |
179 | Declaration as to export and right to drawback [Repealed] | |
180 | Warehoused or drawback goods not duly exported [Repealed] | |
181 | Wine allowed for officers in His Majesty’s service [Repealed] | |
182 | Certificates of the due landing of goods exported from warehouse [Repealed] | |
183 | Entry for free goods to be delivered before clearance [Repealed] | |
184 | Goods not exported as per entry to be notified to proper officer [Repealed] | |
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185 | Application for stores [Repealed] | |
186 | Penalty on master for undue deficiency in stores [Repealed] | |
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187 | Inward cargo exported to be certified [Repealed] | |
188 | Before clearance, manifest to be delivered [Repealed] | |
189 | Additional manifest for goods shipped at other ports [Repealed] | |
190 | Short shipment of goods to be notified [Repealed] | |
191 | Goods shipped contrary to provisions forfeited [Repealed] | |
192 | Penalty for departure without being cleared [Repealed] | |
193 | Clearance in ballast [Repealed] | |
194 | Time of clearance [Repealed] | |
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195 | Officer may board ship after clearance [Repealed] | |
196 | Penalties for irregular clearance [Repealed] | |
197 | Penalty for breaking seals, &c [Repealed] | |
198 | Ships not bringing-to at stations [Repealed] | |
199 | Time of exportation and departure defined [Repealed] | |
200 | Goods prohibited by Proclamation [Repealed] | |
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201 | Minister may make rules and orders as to transhipment of goods [Repealed] | |
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202 | All trade by sea from one part of New Zealand to another to be deemed coastwise [Repealed] | |
203 | Foreign ships in coasting trade subject to same rules as British ships [Repealed] | |
204 | Coastwise trade by ships of certain foreign countries | |
205 | Governor may restrict privileges of foreign ships in certain cases | |
206 | Order in Council to specify ships to which it applies | |
207 | Coasting ship confined to coasting voyage [Repealed] | |
208 | Times and places for landing and shipping [Repealed] | |
209 | Master of coasting ship to keep a cargo-book [Repealed] | |
210 | Penalty for false entries therein [Repealed] | |
211 | Account to be delivered to Collector before departure [Repealed] | |
212 | Minister may grant general transires [Repealed] | |
213 | Transire to be delivered within 24 hours after arrival [Repealed] | |
214 | Penalty for illegal unlading [Repealed] | |
215 | Officer may go on board and examine any coasting ship [Repealed] | |
216 | Minister may require account of goods carried coastwise [Repealed] | |
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217 | Minister may make general regulations for ships and boats not exceeding 100 tons [Repealed] | |
218 | Ships and boats used contrary to regulations to be forfeited [Repealed] | |
219 | Minister may grant special licenses [Repealed] | |
220 | Forfeiture of ships for breach of license [Repealed] | |
221 | And for removal of uncustomed or prohibited goods [Repealed] | |
222 | Boats of ship to bear the name of vessel and port [Repealed] | |
223 | Boats not belonging to ships to bear name of owner and port [Repealed] | |
224 | Forfeiture of goods unshipped without payment of duty, and of prohibited goods [Repealed] | |
225 | Presumption that restricted goods have been run [Repealed] | |
226 | Forfeiture of ships carrying prohibited goods [Repealed] | |
227 | Foreign boats carrying goods concealed in false bulkheads, &c [Repealed] | |
228 | Detainer of persons found to have been on board ships with contraband goods [Repealed] | |
229 | British ships throwing overboard any goods during chase to be forfeited and persons escaping to be deemed British subjects [Repealed] | |
230 | Penalty for not bringing-to when required [Repealed] | |
231 | Ships may be searched within limits of ports [Repealed] | |
232 | Forfeiture of ships where cargo unaccounted for [Repealed] | |
233 | Search of persons suspected of carrying smuggled goods [Repealed] | |
234 | Persons before search may require to be taken before a Justice or Collector [Repealed] | |
235 | Penalty on persons denying having dutiable goods about them [Repealed] | |
236 | Illegally importing [Repealed] | |
237 | Rescuing goods [Repealed] | |
238 | Penalty for assembling to run goods [Repealed] | |
239 | Procuring persons to assemble to run goods [Repealed] | |
240 | Persons armed or disguised with goods within 5 miles of coast [Repealed] | |
241 | Penalty for signalling to smuggling ships [Repealed] | |
242 | Proof of innocent intent on the defendant [Repealed] | |
243 | Any persons may prevent signals [Repealed] | |
244 | Penalty for shooting at boats belonging to navy or revenue service [Repealed] | |
245 | Officers may haul their ships on shore without being liable to action [Repealed] | |
246 | Penalty for cutting adrift ships belonging to the Customs [Repealed] | |
247 | Officers may patrol coasts without being liable to action [Repealed] | |
248 | Only officers to take up forfeited goods sunk or flooding on the sea [Repealed] | |
249 | Penalty for offering goods for sale on pretence of being smuggled [Repealed] | |
250 | Ships, &c., used in the removal of run goods to be forfeited [Repealed] | |
251 | Officers may on probable cause stop carts, &c., and search for goods [Repealed] | |
252 | Officers authorised by writ of assistance or warrant may search houses [Repealed] | |
253 | Officers may search premises under warrant granted on reasonable cause shown [Repealed] | |
254 | Seizures to be taken to the nearest Customhouse [Repealed] | |
255 | Goods stopped by constable may be retained until trial of persons charged with stealing them [Repealed] | |
256 | Notice by seizing officer to owner [Repealed] | |
257 | Seizures to be claimed within 1 month [Repealed] | |
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258 | Rewards for obtaining convictions [Repealed] | |
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259 | Penalty on officers and persons making collusive seizures, or taking bribes [Repealed] | |
260 | Penalty on persons offering bribes [Repealed] | |
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261 | Justice may order offender to be detained or admitted to bail [Repealed] | |
262 | Offenders in His Majesty’s service to be secured on board [Repealed] | |
263 | Any person escaping may afterwards be detained [Repealed] | |
264 | Magistrates may convict smugglers in certain cases without an order from the Customs [Repealed] | |
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265 | All bonds and securities entered into valid [Repealed] | |
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266 | Making false declarations, &c. [Repealed] | |
267 | Penalty for counterfeiting, &c., stamps on duty-paid cards [Repealed] | |
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268 | How value of seizures to be ascertained [Repealed] | |
269 | Penalties, &c., to be sued for in Supreme Court: Procedure [Repealed] | |
270 | Fines not exceeding £100 to be sued for in lower Court [Repealed] | |
271 | Proceedings may by consent be taken in lower Court although for more than £100 [Repealed] | |
272 | Defendant in proceedings in Supreme Court may be arrested and admitted to bail [Repealed] | |
273 | Where proceedings are in inferior Court Justices may issue warrant and admit to bail [Repealed] | |
274 | Penalties joint and several may be sued [Repealed] | |
275 | Informations to be in form in Schedule 4 [Repealed] | |
276 | Execution of warrants [Repealed] | |
277 | Justice may summon offender [Repealed] | |
278 | Service of summons [Repealed] | |
279 | Offences on the water [Repealed] | |
280 | Offence where deemed to be committed [Repealed] | |
281 | Imprisonment in default of payment or security for payment of fine [Repealed] | |
282 | Justice may reduce fine in certain cases to one-fourth [Repealed] | |
283 | Fine and costs to be stated in convictions, &c. [Repealed] | |
284 | Where fine less than £100, defaulter to be discharged in 6 months [Repealed] | |
285 | Persons previously convicted may be imprisoned [Repealed] | |
286 | Justices may remit hard labour where offender is a woman or infirm [Repealed] | |
287 | If prisoner previously convicted, imprisonment may be extended [Repealed] | |
288 | Married women may be committed [Repealed] | |
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289 | Governor may remit fines, forfeitures, and punishments [Repealed] | |
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290 | Application for habeas corpus to be on affidavit [Repealed] | |
291 | Notice to Attorney-General [Repealed] | |
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292 | In whose name proceedings to be taken [Repealed] | |
293 | Limitation of actions, &c [Repealed] | |
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294 | Proof on defendant in smuggling case [Repealed] | |
295 | Averments in smuggling cases [Repealed] | |
296 | Evidence that any one is an officer [Repealed] | |
297 | Evidence of order or regulation [Repealed] | |
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298 | One month’s notice of action to be given to officer [Repealed] | |
299 | Evidence limited to cause of action stated in notice [Repealed] | |
300 | Officer may tender amends [Repealed] | |
301 | Limitation of actions against officers [Repealed] | |
302 | Defendant to have option of being tried in Supreme Court [Repealed] | |
303 | In actions on seizure Judge may certify reasonable grounds in bar of action [Repealed] | |
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