SPIRITS ACT 1906 (REPEALED)

S 13 repealed by No 25 of 2001, s 3 and Sch 5 item 14, effective 4 May 2001. S 13 formerly read:

INFERIOR SPIRITS  
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If, after examining a sample of any spirits subject to the control of the Customs, a Commonwealth analyst certifies that the spirits are of bad or inferior quality and unsuitable for human consumption or contain more than 8 grams of methanol per litre of ethanol, the Chief Executive Officer of Customs may order that the spirits shall not be delivered until they have been methylated, and thereupon the spirits shall be methylated accordingly before they are delivered, or, in the case of imported spirits, the Chief Executive Officer of Customs may permit the spirits to be exported or to be redistilled in Australia.