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88 Forfeiture of ship, aircraft or vehicle constructed, etc. for concealing goods. U.K.
Where—
(a)a ship is or has been [in United Kingdom waters]; or
(b)an aircraft is or has been at any place, whether on land or on water, in the United Kingdom; or
(c)a vehicle is or has been within the limits of any port or at any aerodrome or, while in Northern Ireland, within the prescribed area,
while constructed, adapted, altered or fitted in any manner for the purpose of concealing goods, that ship, aircraft or vehicle shall be liable to forfeiture.
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