FORM D. S. P. 1

Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 [1949 : Bom. XXV or the officer issuing the pass shall make such enquiries as he may deem necessary, and if he is satisfied that there is no objection to grant the pass applied for, he may grant the applicant an export pass in Form D. S. P. 5. (2) Every pass granted under this rule shall be in four parts which shall be dealt with as under :— Part I shall be retained on the records of the office of the Collector or the officer granting the pass; Part II shall be handed over to the applicant; Part III shall be handed over to the applicant for sending it along with the consign- ment of denatured spirituous preparations; Part IV shall be forwarded to the Collector or the Chief Excise Authority of the place of import. 21.Export of preparations in sealed casks. etc. (1) Export of denatured spirituous preparations shall be in sealed casks, drums or other receptacles. Each such cask, drum or receptacle shall be labelled or branded with the words indicating the name and address of its manufacturer and the kind and quantity of denatured spirituous preparation contained therein. (2) The exporter shall take all reasonable precautions to see that the denatured spirituous preparations exported by him reaches its destination without being tam- pered with in transit. (3) The exporter shall produce before the Collector within one month from the date of export of the denatured spirituous preparation, an acknowledgment or receipt from the persons receiving the denatured spirituous preparation at the place of import duly countersigned by the Collector or the Chief Excise Authority of the place of import.] FORM D. S. P. 1 (See rule 4) Licence for the manufacture of denatured spirituous preparations or for the manufacture and sale of such preparations Licence 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 licensee”) 1 [on payment of a fee inclusive of consideration] of Rs. ................................ authorising him to manufacture [here mention name or names of denatured spirituous preparation (s)] (hereinafter referred to as the licensed preparation (s) in his premises situated at ..................................................................................................... (hereinafter referred to as the “licensed premises”) or to manufacture and sell them by wholesale and to buy, possess, transport and use ordinary denatured spirit (hereinafter referred to as spirit) for the purposes of such manufacture during the period commencing on .............................................. .................. and ending on ....................... subject to the following conditions, namely : 1. Subs. by G.N. of 6.11.1981. 4431949 : Bom. XXV] Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 Conditions 1. The licensee shall not manufacture under this licence any denature spirituous preparation (s) except the following licensed preparation (s), namely :— (i) (ii) (iii) Provided that the licensee may, with the previous permission of the Collector manu- facture any one or more additional denatured spirituous preparation by an endorsement on the licence. 2.The licensee shall not manufacture the licensed preparations in any place other than the licensed premises. 3. Save where the total quantity of any licensed preparation (s) manufactured in a day does not exceed 900 litres, the licensee shall manufacture the licensed preparation (s) in fixed vats or drums having a capacity of not less than 180 litres or such a smaller capacity as the Collector may permit. 4. (1) The licensee shall keep the manufacturing vats empty before any manufacturing operation commences. (2) The licensee shall effectively stir the contents of the vat or drum to ensure that they are effectively mixed and dissolved. 5. The licensee shall have the vats or drums for the storage of denatured spirit painted white and those used for the storage of licensed preparations painted red. 6. (1) The licensee shall keep the licensed preparation (s) in corked bottles or in metal drums securely closed. Any stock in excess of 50 litres shall be kept in the premises sufficiently fire proof and approved by the municipal or other local authorities and which are not used or intended for human occupation. (2) The licensee shall not enter or allow any person to enter the licensed premises with naked light. 7. Each bottle containing a licensed preparation shall bear a label indicating the name and address of the manufacturer and the kind of denatured spirituous preparation contained therin. 8. The licensee shall not sell any licensed preparation (s) in any one transaction in a quantity less than five litres. 9. No licensed preparation (s) shall be sold or removed from the licensed premises except in sealed bottles 1 [or sealed drums or other sealed receptacles] securely closed and unless they 1 [bear the manufacturer’s label] indicating the name and address of the manufacturer and the kind and quantity of the denatured spirituous preparation (s) contained therein. 10. The licensee shall keep all the spirit received by him for the purposes of manufactur- ing the licensed preparation (s) in a secure place in the licensed premises under lock and key and all issues of spirit from the said premises shall be made in the presence of the licensee or a person duly authorised by him in writing in this behalf. He shall not keep or use spirit at any place other than the licensed premises. 1. Subs. by G.N. of 2.2.1966. 444 Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 [1949 : Bom. XXV 11. The spirit possessed under the licence shall not be used except for the purpose of ........................................................................................... 12. The privileges of purchase, possession and transport of spirit shall extend only so far as they are incidental to its use stated in condition 11. 13. The licensee shall not possess or use spirit of a strength less than 60 O.P. 14. The licensee shall not obtain spirit except— (a) from an Excise or customs bonded warehouse, or from a licensed manufacturer of ordinary denatured spirit or wholesaler, if he is entitled to possess 5 litres or more of spirit under this licence; (b) from a retail licensee, if he is entitled to possess less than 5 litres of spirit under this licence. 1 [14A.(1) The licensee manufacturing French Polish, Thinners and Varnish excluding Picture Varnish shall not obtain spirit except from a wholesaler if he is entitled to possess 10 litres or more of spirit under this licence; and from a retailer if he is entitled to possess less than 10 litres, but not 10 litres of spirit under this licence. (2) The licensee other than the manufacturer of French Polish, Thinners and Varnish excluding Picture varnish shall not obtain spirit except from an Excise or customs bonded warehouse or from a licensed manufacturer of Ordinary Denatured Spirit or from a whole- saler, if he is entitled to possess 10 litres or more of spirit under this licence and from a retailer, if he is entitled to possess less than 10 litres, but not 10 litres of spirit under this licence.] 15. The licensee shall not transport spirit obtained under this licence to his licensed premises except in accordance with the provisions of the Bombay Denatured Spirit Rules, 1959. 16. The licensee shall not use spirit exceeding *bottles/litres in any calendar month. 17. The licensee who is permitted to use spirit not exceeding two bottles per month may, during any month, buy and possess spirit in quantity permitted for use for six months. The licensee, who is permitted to use spirit exceeding two bottles shall not possess at any time spirit in excess of ............................................. , bottles / litres. 18. The licensee shall keep his stock of spirit in excess of 50 litres in premises sufficiently fire-proof and approved by the municipal or other appropriate authorities. 19. The licensee shall not recover spirit used in any process without first obtaining the necessary authority from the Collector to do so. 2 [20. The licensee shall be hung up in a conspicuous place in the licensed premises to the front of which shall be affixed a signboard bearing the Following inscripition in legible characters in English and in Marathi :— Name of the licensee ........................................... licensced to manufacture and self denatured spirituous preparations by wholesale. * To be fixed by the licensing authority in accordance with the bona fide requirements of the manufacture. 1. Subs. by G.N. of 24.7.1971. 2. Subs. by G.N. of 2.2.1966. 4451949 : Bom. XXV] Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 Licence No. ........................................................................................................................... Authorised opening hour . . . . 8.30 a.m. Authorised closing hour . . . . 8.30 p.m. Recess . . . . 1.00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m.] 21. The licensee shall keep in his licensed premises an account of the licensed preparation(s) manufactured and sold or used by him in Form D.S.P. 1-A, and of spirit, in Form D.S.P. 1-B. He shall also if he is authorised to sell the licensed preparation(s) maintain a register of sales in Form D.S.P. 1-C. The accounts and the register of sales shall be plainly and correctly written up daily in a bound book paged and stamped with the seal of the Collector/Superintendent/District Inspector/Mamlatdar/Mahalkari/ Tahsildar. He shall allot separate pages in the registers of account for each kind of licensed preparation. He shall, before the 7th day of every month, furnish to the local Prohibition and Excise Officer monthly returns in Form D.S.P 1-D and D.S.P. 1-E. 22. (1) The licensee shall allow any officer empowered under section 122 of the Act to take samples of spirit or any licensed preparation, fee of cost, for the purpose of analysis or verification of the soluble contents and spirit contents of the preparation. (2) If the Director of Industrics, Maharashtra or the Director, Forensic Science Laboratory and chemical Analyser to Government, Bombay, or such other officer as may be appointed by the State Government certifies that the sample of the denatured spirituous preparation(s) sent to him for analysis or verification of soluble contents is not manufactured in accordance with the conditions of the licence, the denatured spirituous preparation(s) in stock with the licensee, shall be dealt with according to the orders of the Commissioner. Granted this .......................................... day of ..................................... 19 . Seal Collector of ...................... (Reverse of the licence) N.B.-1 bottle = 650 milliliters Details of denatured spirit purchased in the month —————————————————————————————————————————— Quantity purchased Licence ————————————— ———————————————— Date On the Progressive total Retail or No. Name and Sign ature of the date for each wholesaler or address licensee or his calcndar manufacturer authorised nokar —————————————————————————————————————————— ——————————————————————————————————————————