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In force2009 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2009 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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IPreliminary

VLicensed Warehouses

XBottling, Blending, Compounding and Variation of Intoxicating Liquors

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95Seals, etc., not to be tampered
96Declaration to be submitted for approval
97Particulars required as declaration
98Restrictions on export
99Proof of landing may be required
100Hours of manufacture, packing and removal for export under drawback
101All operations to be performed by manufacturer and at his expense
102Goods not to be returned to factory without permission
103Powers of inspection
104Claims to be submitted monthly
105Assessment of drawback
106Claims for drawback may be refused unless provisions of law are complied with
107Decision of Director-General final
108Basis of assessment of duty
109Determination of alcoholic strength
110Cigarettes
111Beedies
112Cigars
112ADefinitions of this Part
112BRegistration of persons making declaration
112CRegister
112DPersons registered to be fit and proper persons
112EPeriod of registration
112FConditions of registration
112GRegistration of declaring entity may include list of declaring agents and declarants

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Customs Regulations · 2009 Revised Edition

103. Powers of inspection

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Any senior officer of customs shall have access at all times to the factory for inspection of the locks, seals, marks or other safeguards placed thereon.

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