moneys appropriated by Parliament for that purpose, pay to him as compensation such
amount as the Commissioner considers to be the current market value of such still.
(4) If any person has so abandoned a still no licence to own a still to be used by him in
the capacity of an agricultural distiller shall thereafter be granted to him unless a new licence
as an agricultural distiller has, thereafter, been issued to him under this Act.
(5) Any still abandoned under this section shall be destroyed by the Commissioner.
Special warehouse for the manufacture of wine.
64. Unless the permission of the Commissioner has been obtained to manufacture wine in
a duty manufacturing warehouse, no person shall manufacture wine except in a special duty
warehouse licensed under this Act.
Container depot licences.
64bis. (1)
No person shall store or unpack or pack for export, such containers as the
secretary may specify, except at a container depot licensed in terms of subsection (2).
(2) The secretary may, subject to such conditions as he may in each case impose licence, for such period as he may in each case determine, at any place appointed for that
purpose under this Act, container depots approved by him for the storing, unpacking or packing of containers contemplated in subsection (1) provided such security as he may require is
furnished.
(3) The secretary may at any time require that the form, nature or amount of such security shall be altered or removed in such manner as he may determine.
(4) The controller may require any container contemplated in subsection (1) to be detained in any container depot licensed in terms of subsection (2) for its examination or that of
its contents.
(Added A.10.1978.)
PART IX
VALUE
Value for customs duty purposes.
65. (1) Subject to this Act, the value for customs duty purposes of any imported goods
shall, at the time of entry for home consumption, be the transaction value thereof, within ther
meaning of section 66.
(2) If such value of any imported goods of a single denomination is—