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Official guidance
Tobacco Products Manufacturing Machinery Licensing Scheme
  • TOBPMMLS0500 · Data protection
  • TOBPMMLS1000 · Introduction
  • TOBPMMLS2000 · The scheme
  • TOBPMMLS3000 · Application for a licence
  • TOBPMMLS4000 · Fit and proper test
  • TOBPMMLS5000 · Granting or refusing an application for a licence
  • TOBPMMLS6000 · Obligations
  • TOBPMMLS7000 · Variations and Revocations
  • TOBPMMLS8000 · Record Keeping
  • TOBPMMLS9000 · Offences/penalties
  • TOBPMMLS10000 · Due diligence
  • TOBPMMLS11000 · What is trading without a licence
  • TOBPMMLS12000 · Forfeiture
  • TOBPMMLS13000 · Reviews and appeals
  • TOBPMMLS14000 · Rules for transferring a licence
  1. Tobacco Products Manufacturing Machinery Licensing Scheme
  2. Forfeiture

TOBPMMLS12000 | Forfeiture

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tobacco Products Manufacturing Machinery Licensing Scheme

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

CEMA S139(1) provides the legal power to seize goods liable to forfeiture.

A tobacco products manufacturing machine can be seized where:

  • a regulated activity is carried out in the UK without a licence

  • a tobacco products manufacturing machine is manufactured without holding a licence

  • any of the conditions or restrictions that apply to the licence have been breached

  • the requirements for an exemption of being granted a licence has been breached.

  • tobacco products manufacturing machinery continues to be used following the licence being revoked.

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