Section 28-4-282 Appliances Used, Etc., for Distillation or Manufacture of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages Declared Contraband; Said Appliances and Products Thereof to Be Summarily Destroyed by Sheriffs, Etc., Finding Same; Property, Etc., Where Distillery, Etc., Found Forfeited to State. — United States — Alabama law | Esheria

Section 28-4-282 Appliances Used, Etc., for Distillation or Manufacture of Prohibited Liquors and Beverages Declared Contraband; Said Appliances and Products Thereof to Be Summarily Destroyed by Sheriffs, Etc., Finding Same; Property, Etc., Where Distillery, Etc., Found Forfeited to State.

Certain distilling or liquor-manufacturing appliances are contraband, and officers must destroy them and any related liquor found on the premises.

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