HYDROCARBON OIL REFINERIES ACT
Section 26: Compensation in special cases.
(1) Where any refined hydrocarbon oils on the premises of the holder of a refiner's licence are destroyed, stolen or unlawfully removed by or with the assistance or connivance of an officer of Customs and Excise, and that officer is convicted of the offence the Board shall, if the holder of the refiner's licence was not a party to the offence, pay compensation for any loss caused by any such destruction, theft or removal; and it is hereby declared that in any such case no duty shall be payable on any such refined hydrocarbon oils by the licence-holder and duty (if any) paid thereon by the licence-holder shall be refunded.
(2) Subject to the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, compensation shall not be paid by the Board, and no action shall lie against the Board or any officer for any loss or damage caused to any goods by any officer acting in the execution of his duty except where the loss or damage occurs as the direct result of the unlawful act or negligence of such officer.
Cite this section
Section 26, HYDROCARBON OIL REFINERIES ACT (1965).
https://repo.podus.ai/laws/hydrocarbon-oil-refineries-act/section/26/