Customs Act 1901
PART XII
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OFFICERS
Division 2
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Protection to Officers
SECTION 223
223
NO EVIDENCE TO BE PRODUCED BUT THAT CONTAINED IN NOTICE
Upon any proceeding instituted in pursuance of such notice the plaintiff shall not be at liberty to advance any evidence of any cause of action except such as has been distinctly stated in such notice nor shall the plaintiff be entitled to a verdict without proving on the trial that such notice has been duly served.
Upon any proceeding instituted in pursuance of such notice the plaintiff shall not be at liberty to advance any evidence of any cause of action except such as has been distinctly stated in such notice nor shall the plaintiff be entitled to a verdict without proving on the trial that such notice has been duly served.
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