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Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Incorporation) Act 1976 s 22

Palm Oil Registration and Licensing Authority (Incorporation) Act 1976 s 22

This legislation has been repealed. Do not cite it as law in force.

Some sections could not be extracted from the official PDF, so this text may be incomplete.

s 22 officer of customs may

A Palm Oil Inspector Power of or committing found arrest. without warrant any person arrest the commission, or whom commit or abetting attempt1ng to in committ1ng or of being engaged he reasonably suspects or abetting the commission, of an attempting to commit refuses or fails to offence againstthis Act if the person reasonable if there are address or furnish his name and name or that he has furnished a false grounds for believing to abscond. address or that he is likely on sworn Magistrate, Search byy 23. Whenever it appears to any reasonable cause to that there is warrant. information in writing, been any there is or there has believe that in any premises Issue a warrant contravention of this Act, the Magistrate may officer of customs Palm Ol Inspector without Sub. AA735 authorizing any night and with therein, by day by be by force, and beekcceutht named assistance, to enter the premises, if need, seize any vehtetethat is reasonably AA SUO f t h e r c to search for and the contravèntion of this Act. evidence of believed to furnish P!. IV, S. 24-26 PAIMO1L RFGISTRATION AND LICENSING AUTHORITY (INCORPORATION) Whenever it appears to any Palm Oil Inspector or officer Search

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Find Act 179 on lom.agc.gov.my ↗

Source: Laws of Malaysia, Attorney General's Chambers of Malaysia (lom.agc.gov.my). Not a copy of the Gazette printed by the Government Printer (Interpretation Acts 1948 and 1967, s 61).

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