FORM K

: Bom. XXV] Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 1 [FORM ‘K’] 2 [See rule 9B] Certificate of registration (for manufactories of the Indian Made Foreign Liquor/Beer situated in a State other than the State of Maharashtra) CERTIFICATE No ....................................... 19 . 2 [“Certificate of registration is hereby granted to Shri/Messers .............................................. .................................................................................................................................................................. (here State the name and address) authorising him/them to export Indian Made Foreign Liquor or Beer or both for import in the State of Maharashtra having paid into the Government treasury at ............................................................................................................................................................ (Place) the sum of rupees fifty thousand on account of fee (inclusive of consideration), under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 and the Maharashtra Foreign Liquor (Import and Export) Rules, 1969 and any other rules, regulations and orders made thereunder and subject to the following conditions, namely : Conditions (1) All labels required to be used PP Caps, size of bottles, Casks or kegs, shall be submit- ted to the Commissioner for his approval before export. (2) All bottles and packages containing Indian Made Foreign Liquor/Beer shall bear a label showing the name of the manufacturer, the name of brand, the place of manufacture, alcoholic strength, batch number 3 [ “the month and year of manufacture and the maximum retail price 4, 5 ( inclusive of all taxes and duties)”,] In addition to above details, the label shall also contain an inscription, namely : “FOR SALE IN MAHARASHTRA STATE ONLY” in bold letters and the guaranteed fluid contents of each bottle, cask or keg. 5 [“Explanation.—Sales tax on potable liquor excluding country liquor sold through FL-II Vendor’s licence issued under rule 25 of the Bombay Foreign Liquor Rules, 1953 levied vide Government Notification Finance Department, No. STA-1097/CR-1/Taxation-2, dated the 8th December, 1998 is also recoverable over and above MRP on such potable liquor manufac- tured prior to the 9th December, 1998 and sold on or after the 9th December, 1998”.] (3) All bottles, casks or kegs shall be firmly crown corked or properly closed with bungs and sealed. Metalic crown corks shall be firmly fixed, in a proper position by a working 921 1. Added by G. N. of 17-2-1989. 3. Sub by G. N. of 18-10-1996 4. Added by G.N. of 8-12-1998. 2. Subs by G. N. of 21-5-1990. 5. Subs. by G. N. of 22-1-1999 6. Subs. by G. N. of 24-7-2008. 922 Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 [1949 : Bom. XXV machine. Such crown cork shall bear the name of the manufacture. (4) Indian Made Foreign Liquor/Beer meant for supplies to the Defence services through the Canteen Stores Department (India) Limited, shall bear and additional inscription as follows, namely : “FOR DEFENCE SERVICES ONLY” 1 [“4A. The holder of certificate shall declare manufacturing cost and the maximum retail price of every brand and pack to the Commissioner before any change is effected therein in quadruplicate. The duly authenticated copy of which will be returned to him, one copy will be sent to the Superintendent of State Excise in the district in which the importer’s trade licence is located and one copy will be sent to the officer-in-charge of Trade and Import Licence”.] (5) This certificate any be suspended or cancelled in accordance with the provisions of section 54 or 56 of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949. (6) The holder of the certificate shall comply promptly with all lawful orders and directions issued from time to time by the Commissioner. (7) This certificate shall be valied from the date of its issue, till the 31st day of March 19 (SEAL) Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise, Maharashtra State, Bombay. Bombay, dated the day of 19 ————————————————————————————————————— 1. Ins. by G. N. 18-10-1996.