33Sale of declared goods with undeclared goods, &c.

33 Sale of declared goods with undeclared goods, &c. (1) It shall be a defence to a proceeding for an offence against section 30 or 31, if the person alleged to have contravened either of those sections proves: (a) that the declared goods or declared service, or both, were supplied with undeclared goods or an undeclared service, or both, at a total price; and (b) that the price for that portion of the total sale represented by the undeclared goods or undeclared service, as the case may be, was reasonable having regard to the cost or current market value of the undeclared goods or undeclared service. (2) In this section: undeclared goods means goods other than declared goods. and undeclared service means a service other than a declared service.