Chapter Number and Title of Enactment

Chapter:

109Title:DUTIABLE COMMODITIES ORDINANCE

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Table of contents of enactment:
Cap 109 Long title
Cap 109 Part IPRELIMINARY
Cap 109 s 1Short title
Cap 109 s 2Interpretation
Cap 109 s 3Application
Cap 109 s 3AAZero-rated specified goods
Cap 109 Part IAUSE OF ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND PROCEDURES
Cap 109 s 3APresumption regarding information sent by recognized electronic service
Cap 109 s 3BSafe-keeping of security device
Cap 109 s 3CDuty of specified eligible agent
Cap 109 Part IIGENERAL
Cap 109 s 4Duty
Cap 109 s 5(Repealed 46 of 1996 s. 5)
Cap 109 s 6Regulations
Cap 109 s 6ASecretary for Food and Health may prescribe fees for liquor licences*
Cap 109 s 7Grant and revocation of licences and permits
Cap 109 s 8Applications for licences and permits
Cap 109 s 8ADetermining applications for and revocation of licences in respect of premises
Cap 109 s 9Register of requisitions and permits
Cap 109 s 10(Repealed 4 of 2003 s. 4)
Cap 109 s 11Powers of the Customs and Excise Service
Cap 109 s 11ABooks and documents, etc. in non-legible form
Cap 109 s 12Seizure without warrant
Cap 109 s 13Ships failing to bring to
Cap 109 s 14Search of place or ship with warrant or authority or by police officer
Cap 109 s 15Seizure of things used for commission of offences
Cap 109 s 16Obstruction of member of the Customs and Excise Service or police officer
Cap 109 s 17Restrictions on dealing with and possession of certain goods
Cap 109 s 18(Repealed 29 of 1989 s. 3)
Cap 109 s 19Goods embarked for export not to be relanded
Cap 109 s 20Restrictions on import and export
Cap 109 s 21Penalty on not bringing to at stations; or carrying away officers
Cap 109 s 22Import and export statements
Cap 109 s 23Removal of goods from ships, vehicles or aircraft
Cap 109 s 24Ships' or aircraft stores, etc.
Cap 109 s 25Inspection, etc. of goods
Cap 109 s 26Assessment of duty
Cap 109 s 26AValue of goods and assessment of ad valorem duty
Cap 109 s 26BAdministrative Appeals Board to assess duty
Cap 109 s 27Production of documents necessary for calculating duty
Cap 109 s 27A(Repealed 70 of 1993 s. 3)
Cap 109 s 28Delivery of imported goods on giving security for duty
Cap 109 s 28AGoods imported for processing or repacking for export
Cap 109 s 29Liability of licensee of general bonded or licensed warehouse and permittee
Cap 109 s 30Contracts for sale of duty-paid goods when duties are altered or repealed
Cap 109 s 31Execution and distress against licensees
Cap 109 s 32Recovery of duty, etc.
Cap 109 s 33Search of baggage and goods
Cap 109 s 34Examination of articles (other than baggage) on shore, ship, etc.
Cap 109 s 34ADeclaration by persons entering Hong Kong
Cap 109 s 35(Repealed 66 of 1986 s. 18)
Cap 109 s 36Misrepresentation, concealment, removal of goods, and defacement of licence or permit
Cap 109 s 37Forging documents, etc.
Cap 109 s 38Restrictions on use and transfer of permits and licences
Cap 109 s 38ADuty exempt goods dutiable in certain cases
Cap 109 s 39(Repealed 66 of 1986 s. 20)
Cap 109 s 40Presumptions
Cap 109 s 41Import manifests to be evidence of import
Cap 109 s 42Certain certificates to be evidence
Cap 109 s 42AProof of contents of electronic record
Cap 109 s 43Magistrate may call in expert
Cap 109 s 44Informers
Cap 109 s 45Manner of seizure not to be inquired into by court
Cap 109 s 46Offences and penalties
Cap 109 s 46AADisqualification order for hydrocarbon oil offences
Cap 109 s 46ALiability for acts of servants
Cap 109 s 47Commencement of prosecution
Cap 109 s 47APower of Commissioner to compound
Cap 109 s 47BRegister of offences
Cap 109 s 47CCertificate of conviction or compounding
Cap 109 s 48Forfeiture
Cap 109 s 48AProceedings for forfeiture
Cap 109 s 48BPower to release seized ships, vehicles and aircraft prior to hearing
Cap 109 s 48CClaims for return of forfeited goods, etc.
Cap 109 s 49Evidence of forfeiture
Cap 109 s 50Protection of members of Customs and Excise Service in forfeiture proceedings
Cap 109 s 51Goods abandoned as not worth the duty
Cap 109 s 52Power to dispose, etc. of perishables, etc.
Cap 109 s 52AStay of order on appeal
Cap 109 s 52BGeneral indemnity
Cap 109 Part IIILIQUORS
Cap 109 s 53Interpretation
Cap 109 s 54Provision for case of death or insolvency of licensee
Cap 109 s 55(Repealed 46 of 1996 s. 27)
Cap 109 s 56Measures or weights for sale of liquor
Cap 109 s 57(Repealed 66 of 1986 s. 25)
Cap 109 s 58Illegal possession of still or fermented material, etc.
Cap 109 s 59Presumptions in proceedings for illicit distillation, etc.
Cap 109 s 60Free licences for small stills for registered doctors and pharmacists
Cap 109 s 61Distilling, etc. adulterated liquor
Cap 109 s 62(Repealed 66 of 1986 s. 27)
Cap 109 s 63(Repealed 16 of 1989 s. 4)
Cap 109 s 64Denatured spirits to be dutiable goods until certified to the contrary
Cap 109 s 64ALicence not required for home brewing
Cap 109 Part IVTOBACCO
Cap 109 s 65Definition of tobacco
Cap 109 s 66(Repealed 10 of 1988 s. 2)
Cap 109 s 67Manufacture, etc. of adulterated tobacco
Cap 109 s 68Restriction on tobacco growing
Cap 109 Part VHYDROCARBON OIL*
Cap 109 s 69Definition of hydrocarbon oil
Cap 109 s 69A(Repealed 66 of 1986 s. 32)
Cap 109 Part VIMETHYL ALCOHOL
Cap 109 s 70Interpretation
Cap 109 s 71Marking of containers
Cap 109 s 72Colouring, flavouring or other substance
Cap 109 s 73Storage
Cap 109 s 74Exemptions
Cap 109 Part VII(Repealed 35 of 1992 s. 5)
Cap 109 Part VIII(Repealed 32 of 1993 s. 4)
Cap 109 Sched 1ASPECIFIED ELECTRONIC SERVICE PROVIDERS
Cap 109 Sched 1BSPECIFIED ELIGIBLE AGENTS
Cap 109 Sched 1
Cap 109 Sched 2OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
Cap 109 Sched 3COMPOUNDING OF OFFENCES
Cap 109 Sched 4PROVISIONS THAT DO NOT APPLY TO ZERO-RATED SPECIFIED GOODS




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