THE SPECIAL PERMITS AND LICENCES RULES, 1952

1949 : Bom. XXV] 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 
 
SCHEDULE 
1
[ FORM ‘A’ ] 
                    Special permit for the possession and use of*…………………………………for Medicinal,  
                                     Scientific, Research, Educational and such other purposes. 
Permit No. 
Permit is hereby granted, under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay 
Prohibition Act, 1949 (Bom. XXV of 1949), and the rules, regulations and order made 
thereunder, to .................................. of ................................................................ (hereinafter 
referred to as the “Permit-holder”) authorising him to possess and use * ....................... at 
his premises situated at ............................................................................ during the period 
from ...................................................... to ........................................................ (both days 
inclusive) subject to the following conditions, namely :— 
Conditions 
1. The permit-holder shall not have in his possession* ....................................... in 
quanitity ......................................... exceeding at any one time. 
2. Unless as otherwise permitted by the Commissioner, the permit-holder shall not 
obtain* ........................................ except from a person holding a licence for its/their sale 
under the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. 
3. The permit-holder shall not obtain* .................................... in ...................................... 
quantity exceeding ................................................... during any calendar month. 
4. The permit-holder shall not use* ..................................... possessed by him under 
this permit except for the purpose of ............................................................................... 
5. This permit is non-transferable. 
6. In case the permit is suspended or cancelled during its currency or is not renewed 
on its expiry, the whole stock* ............................. in balance with the permit holder on the 
date of such suspention, cancellation or non-renewal, shall forthwith be surrendered by 
him to the Collector. 
7. The permit-holder shall comply with all lawful orders issued to him by the 
Collector or the Superintendent
2
 [or District Inspector of Prohibition and Excise] of his 
district. 
8. The permit-holder shall abide by the conditions of this permit and the provisions 
of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there- 
under and shall give an undertaking to that effect. 
Granted this .................................................... day of ...................................................... 19. 
 
 
 
Seal of the 
Collector 	Collector. 
 
 
* Here specify the name of the intoxicant mhowra flowers or molasses as the 
case may be. 1. Ins. by G. N. of 10-8-1955. 
2. Ins. by G. N. of 25-7-1963. 
 
 
851

852 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
1
[ FORM ‘B’] 
Special permit for the possession of* ............................................................................... 
Permit No. 
Permit is hereby granted, under and subject to the provision of the Bombay Prohibition 
Act, 1949 (Bom. XXV of 1949), and the rules, regulations and orders made thereunder to 
..................................................... of.......................................................... 
.................................... (hereinafter referred to as the [Permit holder authorising him to 
possess. ................. [herein after referred to as the “articles”] as shown in the] Appendix 
hereto annexed at his premises situated at .............. during the period from ................................ 
to ...............................(both days inclusivc), subject to the following conditions, namely– 
Conditions 
1. The permit-holder shall not possess under this permit any articles other than those 
specified in column (1) of the Appendix or in quantities exceeding those specified against each 
of them in column (2). 
2. The permit- holder shall keep all such articles in his custody until they are disposed 
of within the time and in the manner permitted by the Collector in that behalf. The articles 
while in the custody of the permit-holder shall be kept sealed with the seal of the Collector. 
3. The permit-holder shall exercise all due and reasonable precautions to ensure that the 
seal of the Collector is not broken, removed or otherwise tampered with except by a person 
duly authorised in that behalf by the Collector. 
4. The permit- holder shall not dispose of the articles in a manner other than that 
permitted by the Collector in writing. 
5. This permit is non-transferable. 
6. The permit-holder shall comply with all lawful orders issued to him by the Collector 
or the Superintendent or District Inspector of Prohibition and Excise of his disrict. 
7. The permit-holder shall abide by the conditions of this permit and the provisions of the 
Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there- under and 
shall give an undertaking to that effect. 
8. The permit may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of section 
54 of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. 
9. In case the permit is suspended or cancelled, the stock of the articles in the possession 
of the permit-holder on the date of such supension or cancellation shall forthwith be 
surrendered by him to the Collector. 
Appendix 
Articles 	Quantity 
Granted this ................................................ day of .................................................... 19. 
 
Seal of the 
Collector 	Collector.] 
 
* Here specify the articles held by the permit-holder without any licence, permit, pass or authorisation before 
such holding was rendered unlawful. 
1. Added by G.N. of 10-8-1955.

1949 : Bom. XXV] 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 
 
1
[ FORM ‘C’] 
                      Special permit for the possession of Foreign Liquor by the head of a Consulate or a   
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Trade Mission   
                                                                                                                                   Permit No. 
Permit is hereby granted, under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay 
Prohibition Act, 1949 (Bom. XXV of 1949), and the rules, regulations and 
orders made thereunder to .................................. of
 ...................................................................................................................... (h
ereinafter 
referred to as “Permit-holder”) authorising him to possess foreign liquor at his 
premises situated at ............................................ during the period from.............................. to 
................................................... (both days inclusive), subject to the following 
conditions, namely, :— 
1. The permit-holder shall not possess under this permit foreign liquor excceding 
..................................... units. 
2. The permit-holder shall keep all stock of foreign liquor held under this 
permit in his custody. 
3. The permit-holder shall not dispose of the stock of the foreign liquor or 
any part thereof except as permitted by the Collector in writing. 
4. This permit is not-transferable. 
5. This permit-holder shall comply with all lawful orders issued to him by 
the Government, the Commissioner, the Collector or the 
2
 [Superintendent or 
District Inspec- tor of prohibition and Excise of his district.] 
6. The permit-holder shall abide by the conditions of this permit and the 
provisions of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and 
orders made thereunder and shall give an undertaking to that effect. 
7. The permit may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the 
provisions of section 54 of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. 
8. In case the permit is suspeneded or cancelled the entire stock of foreign 
liquor in the possession of the permit-holder on the date of such suspension or 
cancellation shall forthwith be surrendered by him to the Collector. 
 
 
Granted this .................................................... day of
 ...................................................................................................................................... 19
. 
 
 
Seal of the 
 
Collector    Collector of....................] 
 
 
 
1. Added by G. N. of 
30-3-1957. 2. Subs. by 
G. N. of 25-3-1963 
 
 
853

854 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
1
 [ FORM ‘D’ 
(See rule 5) 
Form of application for a licence to sell 
6
mild liquor, or 
6
[wines or both] 
1. Name and address of the applicant . 
 
2. Names and addresses in full of the partners, 
if any. 
 
3. Name of the Hotel/Restaurant/Club/Canteen 
and its address in full, i.e.its exact location. 
 
2
[4. Whether the hotel, restaurant or canteen 
is within a distance of seventy five meters 
from any educational or religious institution 
or from any bus stand, station or depot 
of the Maharashtra State Road Transport 
Corporation.] 
 
5. Whether the applicant holds at present or 
held at any time in the past any licence for 
the sale of foreign liquor including mild 
liquor, and if so, the period during which it 
was held. 
 
6. Average number of residents/boarders/ 
members or visitors, as the case may be, 
during the last one year immediately before 
the date of the application. 
 
3
[7.(a) The details of amenities provided at the 
hotel/restaurant/canteen/club and in the 
case of a club the objects and activities 
thereof,] 
 
(b) 
4* 	* 	* 
* 
5
[(c) Carpet area of hotel/restaurant/canteen 
where consumption of mild liquor will 
be allowed and how many persons are/can 
be provided with sitting accommodation at 
a time, 
 
1. Ins. by G. N. of 1-12-1971. 
2. Subs. by G. N. of 25-3-1981 
3. Subs. by G. N. of 30-12-1976. 
4. Deleted by G. N. of 25-3-1981. 
5. Subs. by G. N. of 30-3-1977. 
6. Ins. by 28-12-2001.

1949 : Bom. XXV] 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 
 
(d) What is the carpet area of the hotel/ 
restaurant/canteen excluding kitchen, 
clock-room, etc., which is not used for 
customers ? 
(e) Whether the establishment has a separate 
kitchen, and attached clock-room provi- 
ding wash-basin & urinal facilities ; 
(f) Whether the establishment has provision 
for serving snacks, eatable etc.; 
(g) Whether the establishment has separate 
store room adjacent to the proposed 
licensed premises for storage of mild liquor 
2
[or wines or both.] 
8. The grade, if any, in which the hotel/ 
restaurant/club/canteen is classified and 
the authority for such classification, if 
any. 
8A. 
1
* * * * * * 
9. Proof of solvency of the applicant. 
10. Whether any Excise/Police/Municipal 
Licence held by the applicant was sus- 
pended or cancelled at any time in the 
past, and if so, the period of such sus- 
pension or cancellation and the reasons 
therefor. 
11. Whether the applicant is in Excise arrears 
or in arrears of any other Government dues, 
such as Sales Tax, Income Tax etc. 
I, hereby declare that the particulars given above are correct. 
I, hereby undertake to abide by the conditions of the licence and the provisions of the 
Bombay Prohobition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there- under 
from time to time. 
855

Date : 	Signature of the applicant 
To 
The Collector of ........................................ ] 
 
 
1. Deleted by G. N. of 25-03-1981. 2. Ins. 
by 28-12-2001.

856 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
1
 [ FORM 
2
‘E’] 
(See rule 5) 
 
 
No. ........................ 
 
 
3
[Licence for sale of Mild Liquor 
11
[or wines or both] 
9
[(Beer and wine) “on” 
inverted commas “and” “off” the premises] of a hotel/restaurant/canteen/club]. 
 
Licence is hereby granted under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay Prohi- 
bition Act, 1949 (Bom. XXV of 1949), and the rules, regulations and orders, made there- 
under, to....................... of ....................................... (hereinafter called the “the licensee”) 
on payment of a 
3
[fee (inclusive of consideration) (
8
[at the rates given in the table in rule 
5] in advance authorising him to sell Mild Liquor [or wines or both] during the period 
from ............................................. to ............................................. at his* .......................................... 
situated at ................................. (hereinafter referred to as “the Licensed premises”), subject 
to the following conditions, namely : 
 
 
Conditions 
 
 
4
[1. No mild liquor 
12
[or wines or both] shall be sold by a licensee under this licence 
except 
10
[* * *] during the hours and on the days as prescribed in or under sub-rule (10) 
or rule 5 of the Special Permits and Licences Rules, 1952.] 
1. No foreign liquor other than mild liquor 
13
 [or wines or both] sold by licensee shall 
be allowed to be consumed 
5
[in the licensed premises]. 
2. The licensee shall sell mild liquor 
14
[or wines or both] only to 
6
[persons who are 
not below the age of 21 years]. 
3. The licensee shall sell mild liquor 
15
[or wines or both] at a price not exceeding that 
fixed by the Commissioner from time to time. 
5.   
7* * 	* 	* 	* 	* 	* 	* 
 
 
* Here state name of canteen of any other place. 
1. Ins. by G. N. of 23-2-1971. 	9. Subs. by G. N. of 17-2-1989. 
2. Referred by G. N. of 1-12-1971. 	10. Deleted ibid. 
3. Subs. by G. N. of 6-11-1981. 	11. Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
4. Subs. by G. N. of 7-7-1979. 	12. Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
5. Subs. by G. N. of 1-12-1971. 	13.   Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
6. Subs. by G. N. of 4-5-1982. 	14.   Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
7. Deleted. by G. N. of 1-12-1971. 	15.   Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
8. Subs. by G. N. of 10-9-1985.

1949 : Bom. XXV] 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 
 
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[5] (a) The licensee shall give immediate information to the nearest [Police Officer 
on duty] of every person visiting his licensed premises, whom he suspects to have 
committed an offence under the Act and of every act committed thereat tending to 
disturb the public peace. 
(b) The licensee shall maintain a separate cash memo book, for the sale of mild 
liquor 
4
[or wine or both] 
3
[Beer or Wine] and shall maintain proper accounts as may be 
prescribed by the Commissioner and such cash memo books and accounts shall 
always be open to inspection by any officer duly empowered under section 122 of the 
Act.] 
6
[“(c) The licensee, shall maintain an additional register in Form FLR-3A, in 
prescribed proforma appended hereto, at his licensed premises. The register may be 
duly paged and sealed with the seal of Collector in which he shall write the correct 
brandwise stock and accounts of that day’s transactions of each brand at his licensed 
premises in a neat and legible manner.”] 
1
[(6) The licensee shall at all times keep the licensed premises and all appurtenances 
thereto in clean and decent condition, and the licensee shall comply with any directions 
issued by the Collector in that behalf. 
1
[7] The licensee shall furnish such information in connection with his business under 
the licence as may be required by the Commissioner or Collector from time to time. 
1
[8] The licensee shall comply with all lawful orders and instructions issued to by the 
Prohibition and Excise Officer not lower in rank than a Sub-Inspector of Prohibition and 
Excise. 
1
[9] This licenee may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of 
section 54 or 56 of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. 
1
[10] In case this licenee is cancelled or suspended during the currency of the licence 
or is not renewed on its expiry, the licensee shall surrender the whole stock of unsold 
mild liquor forthwith to the Collector. The stock of mild liquor or wine or both so 
surrendered be sold by the Collector and the proceeds of the sale shall, after deducting 
the expenses and any sum due to the State Government, be returned to the licensee. 
11.   
2* * 	* 	* 	* 	* 	* 
Granted this the .................................. day of ................................... 19 
Place ...................................... 
857

Seal of the Collector 
 
1 Renumbered by G. N. of 1-12-1971. 
2. Deleted ibid. 
3. Subs. by G. N. of 17-2-1989. 
4. Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
5. Ins. by 28-12-2001. 
6. Ins. by 31-8-2001.

858 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
1
 [ FORM E-1 
(See rule 5A) 
Form of application for a licence to sell wine. 
1. Name and address of the applicant. 
2. Names and addresses in full of the 
partners, if any. 
3. The address in full of the premises where wine 
would be sold. 
2
[“4. Whether the proposed premises referred to at 
item 3 above are– 
(a) within 50 meters from any educational or 
religious institution, if they are within 
the jurisdiction of any Municipal Corporation or ‘A’ 
Class or ‘B’Class Municipal Council and 100 metres 
if situated elsewhere.] 
(b) within 100 metres from any bus stand, station or 
depot of the Maharashtra State Road Transport 
Corporation.”] 
5.   Whether the applicant holds at present or held 
at any time in the past any licence for the sale 
of foreign liquor including mild liquor or 
wine and if so, the period during which it was 
held. 
“ 6. 
2
[Carpet area of the proposed licence where 
consumption of wine will be allowed and 
sitting capacity provided at a time.” 
2
[“ 7. Whether the establishment has separate store 
room within proposed licensed premises for 
storage of wine and its area.”] 
2
[8. Total area of the proposed licensed pre- mises.] 
9. Proof of solventry of the applicant. 
10. Whether any Excise/Police/Municipal 
Licence held by the applicant was sus- 
pended or cancelled at any time in the part, 
and if so, the period of such sus- pension or 
cancellation and the reason therefor. 
11. Whether the applicant is in Excise arrears or 
in arrears of any other Government dues, 
such as Sales Tax, Income Tax, etc. 
I, hereby declare that the particulars given above are correct. 
I, Hereby undertake to abide by the conditions of the licence and the provisions of the 
Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there under from 
time to time. 
Date : 	Signature of the applicant. 
The Collector of .................... ] 
 
1 Ins. by G. N. of 8-1-2002. 	2. Sub. by 27-7-2007.

FORM E-2 
(See rule 5A) 
                                                                                                 Lic. No. ............................................... 
 
                                                  Licence for sale of Wine in the premises of a [licensee] 
Licence is hereby granted under and subject to the provision of the Bombay 
Prohibition Act, 1949. (B-XXV of 1949), and the rules, regulations and orders made 
thereunder to ........................................................................................ of 
................................................     (hereinafter   called   “the   licensee”)   on   recovery 
of a fee and a deposit as prescribed under rule 5A authorising him to sell wine 
during the period from ...................................... to ......................................at his [licensed 
premises] situated at .................................................................................... subject to the 
following conditions, namely :— 
(1) The licensee shall not sale any wine which has not been legally obtained either 
from the holder of BRL winery licence in the State or from the F. L. I. licence issued under 
the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953. 
(2) The licensee shall not sale wine in the premises which has not been duly ap- 
proved by the Collector. 
(3) The licensee shall not sale wine except to the person holding permit in Form 
FLX-C issued under rule 70 D of the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953. 
(4) (a) The licensee shall given immediate information to the nearest Police Officer 
on duty of every person visiting his licensed premises, whom he suspects to have 
committed an offence under the Act and of every act committed thereat tending to 
disturb the public peace. 
(b) The licensee shall maintain a separate cash memo book, for the sale of Wine and 
shall maintain proper accounts as may be prescribed by the Commissioner and such cash 
memo books and accounts shall always be open to inspection by any officer duly 
empowered under section 122 of the Act. 
(5) The licensee shall at all times keep the licensed premises and all appurtenances 
thereto in clean and decent condition, and the licensee shall comply with any directions 
issued by the Collector in that behalf. 
(6) The licensee shall furnish such information in connection with his business under 
the licence as may be required by the Commissioner or Collector from time to time. 
(7) The licensee shall comply with all lawful orders and instructions issued to by the 
Prohibition and Excise Officer not lower in rank than a Sub-Inspector of Prohibition and Excise. 
(8) This licence may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of 
section 54 or 56 of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. 
(9) In case this licence is cancelled or suspended during the currency of the licence 
period or is not renewed on its expiry, the licensee shall surrender the whole stock of 
unsold wine forthwith to the Collector. The stock of wine so surrendered shall be sold by 
the Collector and the proceeds of the sale shall after deducting the expenses and sum due 
to the State Government be returned to the licensee. 
Granted this the .................................................. day of ............................................. 20 
Place : 
 
 
Collector. 
 
 
1. Ins. by G. N. 8-1-2002 	2.   Subs. by G. N. 27-7-2007. 
 
. 
  
 
 
Seal of the 
Collector.

860 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
 
 
 
 
To, 
1
[FORM ‘F’] 
[(See rule 6 (1)] 
Application for a licence to manufacture and sell liquor chocolates 
 
 
The Secretary to Government, 
Home Department, 
Sachivalays, Bombay. 
Through the Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise, Maharashtra State Bombay. 
(1) Name and full address of the applicant. 
(2) Names and addresses in full of the 
partners, if any. 
(3) Name of the confectionery and its 
address in full i.e. its exact location. 
(4) Monthly requirements of Indian Made 
Foreign Liquor required to manufacture 
and sell liquor chocolates (in terms of 
quarters of 750 ml.) 
(5) Whether the applicant holds at present 
or held at any time in the past any 
licence for the sale of foreign liquor 
including Mild Liquor and if so, the 
period during which it was held. 
(6) Details of the total accommodation of 
the room where foreign liquor will be 
stored for the manufacture of liquor 
chocolates. 
(7) Proof of solvency of the applicant. 
(8) Whether the applicant holds a licence 
from Food and Drug Administration 
Department, if such licence is necessary, 
for the manufacture of chocolates and 
if so its number and the period of 
validity. 
(9) Whether any Excise/Police/Municipal/ 
Drugs Prevention of Food Adulteration 
licence held by the applicant was 
suspended or cancelled at any time in 
the past, and if so, the period of such 
suspension or cancellation and the 
reasons therefor. 
 
1 Added by G. N. of 8-4-1974.

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(10) Whether the applicant is in Excise 
arrears or in arrears of any other 
Government dues such as Sales Tax, 
Income Tax. 
I, hereby declare that the particulars given above are correct. I, hereby undertake to 
abide by the conditions of the licence and provisions of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 
1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made thereunder, from time to time. 
 
 
 
Date : 	Signature of the applicant. 
861

[FORM ‘G’] 
(See rule 6 (2) 
No. ........................................... 
Licence for the manufacture and sale of liquor chocolates on the premises of a 
confectionery. 
Licence is hereby granted under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay 
Prohibition Act, 1949 (Bom. XXV of 1949), (hereinafter referred to as “ the said Act ”) 
and the rules , regulations and orders made thereunder to ................................................. 
of........................................ (hereinafter called the ‘Licensee’ on payment of a fee 
1
 [“and 
diposit at the rates given in sub-rule(2) of rule 6”.] in advance, authoriting him to 
manufacture and sell liquor chocolates during the period from .............................. to 
.......................      at    his    manufactory...........................      situated   at 
........................................................................ (hereinafter referred to as “the licensed pre- 
mises), subject to the following conditions, namely :— 
 
 
Conditions 
1. (1) No liquor chocolates shall be manufactured by the licensee under this licence 
except for sale on the licensed premises to the permit holders holding permits for the 
possession, use and consumption of foreign liquor under the Bombay Foreign Liquor 
Rules, 1953 during the hours of 9.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. on any day including Sunday and 
Public Holiday other than the 2nd day of October and on any special occasions referred 
to in clauses (2) of this condition. 
(2) No licensed premises shall be kept open for the sale of liquor chocolates on 
2nd October every year and on such special occasions and in such areas as the State 
Government may, after giving notice of not less than 7 days in the Official Gazette 
and in local newspapers having wide circulation in such area, specify in that behalf, 
and the licensee shall not be entitled to any compensation for closure of his licensed 
premises on such day or on such special occasions. 
 
 
1 Subs by G. N. of 16.3.1988.

862 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
2. The licensee shall purchase his monthly requirements of foreign liquor not 
exceeding. ................ quarts bottles per month from the Foreign liquor vendor’s licensee 
only holding a licence in Form F. L. II to the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953. No 
foreign liquor other than that purchased from the foreign liquor Vendor’s licensee shall 
be kept in the licensed premises and chocolates manufactured therefrom. 
3. (1) The licensee shall give immediate information to the nearest Police Officer on 
duty of every person visiting his licensed premises, whom he suspects to have 
committed an offence under the said Act, and of every act committed there attending to 
disturb public peace. 
(2) The licensee shall maintain a separate cash memo book for the sale of liquor 
chocolates and shall maintain proper accounts as prescribed in sub-rule (13) of rule of 
the Special Permits and Licences Rules, 1952 and such cash memo books and 
accounts shall always be open to inspection by any officer duly empowered under 
section 122 of the said Act. 
4. The licensee shall at all time, keep the licensed premises and all appurtenants 
thereto clean and in a decent condition and the licensee shall comply with any directions 
issued to him by the Collector in that behalf. 
5. The licensee shall furnish such information connection with his business under 
the licence as may be required by the Commissioner or Collector from time to time. 
6. The licensee shall comply with all lawful orders and instructions issued to him by 
Prohibition and Excise Officer not lower in rank than that of a Sub-Inspector of Prohibi- 
tion nad Excise. 
7. This licence may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of 
section 54 or 56 of the said Act. 
8. In case the licence is cancelled or suspended during the currency of the licence 
period or is not continued till its expiry, the licensee shall surrender the whole stock 
unused foreign liquor to the Collector. The Stock of Foreign liquor so surrendered may be 
sold by the Collector and the proceeds of the sale shall, after deducting the expenses and 
any sum due to the State Government be returned to the licensee. 
 
 
Granted this the ........................... day of .............................. 19 . 
 
 
 
Place : 
 
 
 
Seal : 	Secretary to Government, 
Home Department.

FORM ‘ H ’ 
[ See rule 6(4) ] 
Stock Register of foreign liquor used for the manufacture of liquor chocolates by ............................................ Holder of 
Licence No. ...................................................... in Form ‘G.’ 
 
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
 
In hand Received Total in hand and received Expended 
 Month and Date _________________    _________________      _____________________     _________________ 
 
 
(1) 
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 
 
1949
 :
 Bom.
 XXV]
 
Bombay
 
Prohibition
 
Act,
 
1949
 
Spirits Wines Spirits Wines Spirits Wines Spirits Wines 
750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)

864 	Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 	[1949 : Bom. XXV 
 
FORM ‘I’ 
[See rule 6 (4)] 
 
Register showing the liquor chocolates manufactured by ..................... holders of 
Licence No. ...................................... in Form ‘G’ 
__________________________________________________________________ 
Quantity of Spirit received Quantity of Spirit 
Month and Date from Stock Register in Expended 
Form ‘H’ 
 
Spirits Wines Spirits Wines 750 ml.
 750 ml. 750 ml. 750 ml. 
__________________________________________________________________ 
                       __________________________________________________________________ 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
________________________________________________________________ 
 
Number of chocolates manufactured from 
__________________________________________________________________ 
Spirit 	Wine 
 
Batch Size of Size of (Additional Batch  Size of Size of (Additional 
No. No. No. columns No. No. No. columns 
 according to   according to 
   No. of sizes) 
   No. of sizes) 
__________________________________________________________________

FORM ‘K’ 
[ See rule 6 (14) ] 
Register showing the daily sales of liquor chocolates to permit holders by ......................................... 
Holder of Licence No. ............................. in Form ‘G’ 
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––	––– 
Month Name of the Permit Holder and Address Quantity of Liquor chocolates manufactured for variety of Foreign Liquor sold and Date
 his permit No. ___________________________________________________________ 
Spirits 	Wines  Initial of the licensee 
 
Size of No. (Additional Size of No. (Additional columns for
  columns for 
No. of sizes) 	No. of sizes) 
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––	––– 
 
 
 
 
–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– –––––––––––– 
865

FORM ‘J’ 
[ See rule 6 (14) ] 
Register of liquor chocolates sold and manufactured by ....................................... of Licence No. 	in Form ‘G’ 
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Opening Balance No. 	Fresh manufacture  taken in  stock No. 
Month and Date _____________________________ ______________________________________________________________ 
Size of No. (Additional Size of No. (Additional Total Sold to permit Closing 
 columns for   columns for No. Holders Balance 
 No. of sizes)  No. of sizes)  No. No. 
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N. B.––Separate page should be used for the manufacture of liquor chocolates from Spirits and Wines. 
 
1949
 :
 Bom.
 XXV]
 
Bombay
 
Prohibition
 
Act,
 
1949

FROM ‘L’ 
[ See rule 6 (15) ] 
Monthly return of Transctions of Foreign Liquor effected by Licensee for manufacturing Liquor chocolates 
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Name : 	Licence No. 
Address : 	Month Year 
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Spirits Wine Liquor chocolates manufactured from 
___________ __________ ______________________________ 
No. of No. of Spirits Wine 
Bottles Bottles ________________ _______________ 
of 750 ml. of 750 ml. Size of No. Size of No. 
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Opening Balance at the beginning of the month. 
Received during the month. 
Received from 1st April to end of current. 
Used for manufacturing liquor chocolates during the month. 
Used for manufacturing liquor chocolates from 1st April to end of current month. 
Closing Balance at the end of the month. 
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Signature of the Licensee or his authorised servant. 
866
 
Bombay
 
Prohibition
 
Act,
 
1949
 
[1949
 :
 Bom.
 XXV

Schedule  
                                                              (see rule 5) 
                                                      National Personality 
 
1.  Mahatma Phule, 
2.  Lokamanya Tilak, 
3.  Mahatma Gandhi, 
4.  Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, 
5.  Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, 
6.  Acharya Vinoba Bhave, 
7.  Sant Tukadoji Maharaj, 
8.  Swatantraveer Savarkar, 
9.  Swami Ramanand Teerth, 
10.  Indira Gandhi, 
11. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, 
12. Netaji Subhashchandra Bose.

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(5) Wine required for a licence holder shall not be bought or obtained except from a
person holding a Trade and Import licence issued under the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules,
1953 or BRL (Winery) licence issued under the Maharashtra Manufacture of Beer and
Wine Rules, 1966.
(6) A licensee shall not keep or sell in the licensed premises Liquor of any other kind
which he is not authorised to buy or keep or sell. Only wine in sealed bottles can be sold.
The licensee shall also not receive, keep or sell any adulterated, deteriorated or spurious
liquor of any kind.
(7) The licensee shall sell wine only to the persons holding permit in Form FLX-C
issued under rule 70D of the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953.
(8) The provisions of sub-rule (10) of rule 5 of these rules relating to working hours
and closure of licensed premises shall, mutatis mutandis apply to the licensee holding
licence in Form ‘E-4’.
(9) The licence shall be granted for a period upto 31st
 
March next following the date of
the commencement of the licence.
(10) The provisions of rules 5B and 5C of these rules shall apply mutatis mutandis for
the purposes of the licence granted under this rule.”.
3.After Form E-2 appended to the principal Rules, the following Forms shall be inserted,
namely :—
“ FORM E-3
[See sub-rule (1) of rule 7]
Form of application for a licence to sell wine in sealed bottles in Super Market or
Walk-in Store.
1. Name and address of the applicant :
2. Names and addresses in full of the partners, if any.
3. The address in full of the premises where wine would
be sold.
4. Whether the proposed premises referred to at item 3
above are,—
(a) within 50 meters from any educational or religious
institution or a statute of national personality, if they
are within the jurisdiction of any Municipal Corporation
or ‘A’ Class or ‘B’ Class Municipal Council and 100
meters if situated elsewhere.
(b) within 100 meters from any bus stand, station or depot
of the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation.

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5. Whether the applicant holds at present or held at any time
in the past any licence for the sale of foreign liquor
including mild liquor or wine and if so, the period during
which it was held.
6. Whether the rack or shelf of wine to be kept on display has
adequate mechanism to be kept securely locked whenever
required.
7. Whether the rack or shelf has been denoted to be situated
at the rear side corner of the Super Market or Walk-in
Store.
8. Proof of solvency of the applicant.
9. Whether any Excise/Police/Municipal Licence held by the
applicant was suspended or cancelled at any time in past,
and if so, the period of such suspension or cancellation and
the reason thereof.
10. Whether the applicant is in arrears of excise duty or in
arrears of any other Government dues, such as Sales Tax,
Income Tax, etc.
I,  hereby declare that the particulars given above are correct.
I,  hereby undertake to abide by the conditions of the licence and the provisions of the
Maharashtra Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there
under from time to time.
Date :  Signature of the Applicant.
To,
The Superintendent, State Excise ……….……”.
“ FORM E-4
[See sub-rule (2) of rule 7]
Lic. No. ………………………..
Licence for sale of wine in a single rack or shelf in the Super Market or Walk-in-
Store premises of a
Licence is hereby granted under and subject to the provision of the
Maharashtra Prohibition Act (XXV of 1949) and the rules, regulations and orders made thereunder
to ………………..…………………..(hereinafter called “the licensee”) on
recovery of a fee and a deposit as prescribed under rule 7 authorising him to sell wine in sealed
bottles during the period from ……………………… at his […………….] situated
at, subject to the following conditions, namely :—
(1) The licensee shall not sale any wine which has not been legally obtained either
from the holder of BRL winery licence in the State or from the FL-I. or FL/W-I
licence issued under the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953.

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5. Whether the applicant holds at present or held at any time
in the past any licence for the sale of foreign liquor
including mild liquor or wine and if so, the period during
which it was held.
6. Whether the rack or shelf of wine to be kept on display has
adequate mechanism to be kept securely locked whenever
required.
7. Whether the rack or shelf has been denoted to be situated
at the rear side corner of the Super Market or Walk-in
Store.
8. Proof of solvency of the applicant.
9. Whether any Excise/Police/Municipal Licence held by the
applicant was suspended or cancelled at any time in past,
and if so, the period of such suspension or cancellation and
the reason thereof.
10. Whether the applicant is in arrears of excise duty or in
arrears of any other Government dues, such as Sales Tax,
Income Tax, etc.
I,  hereby declare that the particulars given above are correct.
I,  hereby undertake to abide by the conditions of the licence and the provisions of the
Maharashtra Prohibition Act, 1949, and the rules, regulations and orders made there
under from time to time.
Date :  Signature of the Applicant.
To,
The Superintendent, State Excise ……….……”.
“ FORM E-4
[See sub-rule (2) of rule 7]
Lic. No. ………………………..
Licence for sale of wine in a single rack or shelf in the Super Market or Walk-in-
Store premises of a
Licence is hereby granted under and subject to the provision of the
Maharashtra Prohibition Act (XXV of 1949) and the rules, regulations and orders made thereunder
to ………………..…………………..(hereinafter called “the licensee”) on
recovery of a fee and a deposit as prescribed under rule 7 authorising him to sell wine in sealed
bottles during the period from ……………………… at his […………….] situated
at, subject to the following conditions, namely :—
(1) The licensee shall not sale any wine which has not been legally obtained either
from the holder of BRL winery licence in the State or from the FL-I. or FL/W-I
licence issued under the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953.

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(2) The licensee shall not sale wine in the premises which has not been duly approved
by the Superintendent. The licensee shall also ensure that no board, sign or
advertisements is displayed at the entrance, outside or within the Super Market or Walk-in-
Store soliciting the sale of wine.
(3) The licensee shall not sale wine except to the person holding permit in Form
FLX-C issued under rule 70D of the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953.
(4) (a) The licensee shall given immediate information to the nearest Police Officer
on duty of every person visiting his licensed premises, whom he suspects to have
committed an offence under the Act and of every act committed there attending to
disturb the public peace.
(b) The licensee shall maintain a separate cash memo book, for the sale of Wine and
shall maintain proper accounts as may be prescribed by the Commissioner and such
cash memo books and accounts shall always be open to inspection by any officer
duly empowered under section 122 of the Act.
(5) The licensee shall furnish such information in connection with his business under
the licence as may be required by the Commissioner or Superintendent, State Excise
from time to time.
(6) The licensee shall comply with all lawful orders and instructions issued by
the State Excise Officer not lower in rank than a Sub-Inspector of State Excise.
(7) This licence may be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of
section 54 or 56 of the Maharashtra Prohibition Act.
(8) In case, this licence is cancelled or suspended during the currency of the licence
period or is not renewed on its expiry, the licensee shall surrender the whole stock of
unsold wine forthwith to the Superintendent, State Excise. The stock of wine so
surrendered shall be sold by the Excise Officer and the proceeds of the sale shall after
deducting the expenses and sum due to the State Government be returned to the
licensee.
Granted this the………………………. day of ……………………..20
Place :	Superintendent, State Excise ................”.
                                          By order and in the name of the  Governor of Maharashtra,
YUVRAJ B. AJETRAO,
Deputy Secretary to Government.
ON BEHALF OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATION, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY DIRECTOR,
RUPENDRA DINESH MORE, PRINTED AT GOVERNMENT CENTRAL PRESS, 21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD,
MUMBAI 400 004 AND PUBLISHED AT DIRECTORATE OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING, STATIONERY AND PUBLICATIONS,
21-A, NETAJI SUBHASH ROAD, CHARNI ROAD, MUMBAI 400 004. EDITOR : DIRECTOR, RUPENDRA DINESH MORE.

महारा

B शासन राजप
G असाधारण भाग चार-ब, एि
Lल ८, २०२२/चै
G १८, शकA १९४४ 	11
“ Schedule-II
[see rules 5(3)(a)(iv), 5A(4C)]
List of National Personalities and Name of Forts.
(A) List of National Personalities
(1) Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, (2) Jijau Maa Saheb (3) Maharana Pratapsingh, 
(4) Ahilyadevi Holkar (5) Mahatma Jyotiba Phule, (6) Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, (7) Mahatma Gandhi, 
(8) Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj, (9) Savitribai Phule, (10) Swami Vivekanand, (11) Maharshi Valmiki, 
(12) Mahatma Basaveshvara, (13) Sant Sevalal Maharaj, (14) Sant Santaji Jagnade Maharaj, 
(15) Sant Ravidas Maharaj, (16) Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj, (17) Sant Gadgebaba Maharaj, 
(18) Raje Umaji Naik, (19) Birsa Munda, (20) Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak, (21) Netaji 
Subhashchandra Bose, (22) Shahid Bhagatsingh, (23) Shahid Rajguru,  (24) Shahid Sukhdev, 
(25) Swatantraveer Savarkar, (26) Krantisinh Nana Patil, (27) Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, 
(28) Vallabhbhai Patel, (29) Balshastri Jambhekar, (30) Lal Bahadur Shastri, (31) Yashwantrao 
Chavan, (32) Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyaya, (33) Sahityaratna Annabhau Sathe, (34) Keshav 
Sitaram Thackeray alias Prabodhankar Thackeray, (35) Vinoba Bhave, (36) Swami Ramanand Teerth, 
(37) Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, (38) Indira Gandhi, (39) Balasaheb Thackeray, (40) Vasantdada Patil, 
(41) Vasantrao Naik, (42) Dr. Bhausaheb alias Panjabrao Deshmukh, (43) Dr. Rajendra Prasad, 
(44) Dadabhai Naoroji, (45) Dr. S. Radhakrishnan, (46) Dr. Zakir Husain, (47) Fakhruddin Ali 
Ahmed, (48) V. V. Giri,  (49) Rajiv Gandhi, (50) K.R.Narayanan, (51) Atal Bihari Vajpayee, 
(52) Dr. Manmohan Singh, (53) Pratibha Patil, (54) Pranab Mukherjee, (55) Name of existing 
President,  (56) Name of existing Prime Minister.   
(B) Name of Forts
(1) Daulatabad Fort, (2) Asadgad Fort, (3) Balapur Fort, (4) Narnala Fort, (5) Gavilgad Fort, 
(6) Achalpur Fort, (7) Pavani Fort, (8) Ballarpur Fort, (9) Bhandak Fort, (10) Chandrapur Fort, 
(11) Khatoda Fort, (12) Panhala Fort, (13) Tipagad Fort, (14) Vairagad Fort, (15) Pratapgad Fort, 
(16) Sion Fort, (17) Bhivargad Fort, (18) Dongartal Fort, (19)  Shivneri Fort, (20) Lohagad Fort, 
(21) Rajmachi Fort, (22) Visapur Fort, (23) Hirakot Fort, (24) Colaba Fort, (25) Virwadi Fort, 
(26) Rajkot Fort, (27) Chandragad Fort, (28) Surgad Fort, (29) Ghosalgad Fort, (30) Kadasari Fort, 
(31) Polai Fort, (32) Avachitgad Fort, (33) Kasa Fort, (34) Janjira Fort, (35) Raigad Fort, (36) Tal Fort, 
(37) Songad Fort, (38) Suvarnadurga Fort, (39) Jaigad Fort, (40) Sindhudurga Fort, (41) Vijaydurga 
Fort, (42) Aurangazeb Fort, (43) Solapur Fort, (44) Mahuli Fort, (45) Vasai Fort, (46) Arnala Fort, 
(47) Pavnar Fort, (48) Malegaon Fort, (49) Galna Fort, (50) Ankai-Tankai Fort, (51) Mulher Fort, 
(52) Salher Fort, (53) Hatgad Fort, (54) Parola Fort, (55) Nagardhan Fort, (56) Umred Fort, 
(57) Manikgad, (58) Baitulwadi Fort, (59) Taltam Fort, ( 60) Antur Fort, (61) Naldurga Fort, 
(62) Paranda Fort, (63) Dharur Fort, (64) Dharmapuri Fort, (65) Torna Fort, (66) Rajgad Fort, 
(67) Sinhgad Fort, (68) Koyarigad Fort, (69) Sangramdurg Fort, (70) Vishalgad, (71) Rangana, 
(72) Bhudargad, (73) Nandgiri Fort, (74) Kandhar Fort, (75) Mahur Fort, (76) Pathari, (77) Amargad, 
(78) Padalela Fort, (79) Vadgaon Fort, (80) Ausa, (81) Udgir, (82) Rasalgad, (83) Purnagad, 
(84) Bankot Fort, (85) Yashwantgad, (86) Gopalgad Fort, (87) Goa Fort, (88) Mahimatgad Fort, 
(89) Mangad Fort, (90) Karnala Fort, (91) Underi Fort, (92) Khanderi Fort, (93) Bharatgad Fort, (94) Dutch 
Wakhar, (95) Shirgaon Fort, (96) Sewree Fort, (97) Dharavi Fort, (98) Bandra Fort, (99) Mahim Fort, 
(100) St. George Fort, (101) Worli, (102) Kharda Fort, (103) Laling Fort, (104) Ambagad, 
(105) Ghodbandar Fort.”
     By order and in the name of the Governor of Maharashtra, 
YUVRAJ B. AJETRAO,
Deputy Secretary to Government.