Section 165: Commissioned aircraft or ships
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165. Commissioned aircraft or ships
(1) The person in command of any aircraft or ship holding commission
from any foreign State and having on board any goods, other than aircraft or
ship’s stores, laden in parts beyond the seas shall—
(a) deliver an account in writing of the quantity of such goods, the
marks and numbers thereof, and the names of the shippers and
consignees, and declare to the truth thereof; and
(b) answer questions relating to such goods.
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(2) An aircraft or ship under commission from any foreign State having
on board any goods, other than ship’s stores laden in parts beyond the seas,
may be boarded and searched by any proper officer in the same manner as
other aircraft or ships, and such officer may bring any such goods ashore
and place them in a customs warehouse.
166. —
[S. 166 amended by 27 (3) (q) of Act 33 of 2004 w.e.f. 1 July 2006; repealed by s. 8 (i) of
Act 14 of 2009 w.e.f. 30 July 2009.]