Section 8
Feedback & supportIf any illicit samsu is found on board any ship or aircraft, the owner, master or person in charge of the ship or aircraft shall be deemed to be trafficking in such samsu contrary to section 4
illicit samsu
“illicit samsu” means any intoxicating liquor which has been manufactured without authorization;
unless he proves to the satisfaction of the court that he was not implicated in the trafficking and that the offence was committed without his knowledge, consent and connivance.
trafficking
“trafficking”, in relation to illicit samsu, includes the doing, even on one occasion only, of any of the following acts otherwise than under the authorization of any written law, that is to say, importing, exporting, selling, buying, receiving, keeping, concealing, storing, giving, carrying, transporting, sending, delivering, procuring, supplying or distributing. PROSCRIPTION OF ILLICIT SAMSU No person to manufacture illicit samsu
The finding of any illicit samsu on board any ship or aircraft shall be prima facie evidence that the ship or aircraft has been used in the trafficking of such samsu contrary to this Act and the ship or aircraft may be detained by order of court until the furnishing of sufficient security for its release.
ship
“ship” means every description of vessel used in the navigation of water and includes any vessel exclusively propelled by oars, paddles or poles;
POWERS OF SEARCH, SEIZURE AND ARREST