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Section 40-25-8

Commodities subject to confiscation.

Any cigarettes, smoking tobacco, cigars, stogies, cheroots, chewing tobacco, snuff, or other products taxable under this article found at any point within the State of Alabama, which the cigarettes, smoking tobacco, cigars, stogies, cheroots, chewing tobacco, snuff, or other products taxable under this article shall have been within the State of Alabama for a period of two hours, or longer, in possession of any retailer or semijobber not having affixed to the package the stamps as provided in this article, are declared to be contraband goods and may be seized by the Department of Revenue, or its agents or by any peace officer of the State of Alabama, without a warrant and the goods shall be delivered to the Department of Revenue for sale at public auction to the highest bidder after due advertisement. The Department of Revenue before delivering any of the goods so seized shall require the purchaser to affix the proper amount of stamps to the individual package as above defined. The proceeds of sale for any goods sold hereunder shall be turned over to the Treasurer by the Department of Revenue as other funds collected by the department. The cost of confiscation and sale shall be paid out of the proceeds derived from the sale before making remittance to the Treasurer. Any of the goods, wares, or merchandise when offered for sale, either at wholesale or retail without the stamps having been first affixed, shall be subject to confiscation as hereinabove provided. Any vehicle, not a common carrier, used for the transportation for the purpose of sale of unstamped articles as hereinabove enumerated shall likewise be subject to confiscation and sale in the same manner as above provided for unstamped goods, wares, or merchandise. Should any unstamped tobaccos be found in any vehicle which is engaged in the sale, distribution, or delivery of taxable tobaccos, the same shall be prima facie evidence that it was there for sale.

(Acts 1935, No. 194, p. 256; Code 1940, T. 51, §721; Acts 1993, No. 93-324, p. 493, §1.)



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