FORM TTP

FORM TR

(See Rule 3)

Pass for Through Transport of Article Across the State of Maharashtra

The pass runs in four parts across printed pages 1051–1052: PART I retained on the issuing officer's record; PART II handed over to the transporter to accompany the consignment; PART III sent by post to the Excise authority at destination; PART IV sent to the check-post officer or Superintendent of State Excise at the district where the article leaves the State border.

PART I — For record of the officer issuing the pass

No. ______ Dated ______

1. Name and address of the transporter and his agent, if any.
2. Description of articles to be transported.
3. Quantity and strength (if any) of the articles to be transported.
4. Number and description of each vessel, receptacle or package containing the articles.
5. Name and address of the Consignor.
6. Name and address of the Consignee.
7. Route (here indicate the places of entry in and exit from the State of Maharashtra with at least two important towns enroute).
8. Mode(s) of conveyance used for transport with Vehicle/s No.
9. Date and time at which the validity of pass expires (here state the last date and time by which the article should be out of State's boundary).

This pass is granted under and subject to the provisions of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949, and the Maharashtra Through Transport Rules, 1997, made there under authorising the transport of the articles mentioned above, subject to the condition that the articles shall not be broken or unloaded in full or part thereof in the State of Maharashtra during its through transport.

SEAL: ______                           Signature and designation of the officer issuing the pass.

PLACE: ______

PART II — To be handed over to the transporter

Same 9 particulars and terms as PART I above. Handed to the pass-holder to accompany the consignment during transit through Maharashtra.

PART III — Sent by post to the Excise authority of the place of destination

Same 9 particulars. Sent by the issuing officer to the destination-state excise authority so the counterpart end knows the consignment is en-route.

PART IV — Sent to the check-post officer at exit border

Same 9 particulars. Sent to the officer in charge of the check post (or Superintendent of State Excise) at the district from which the article leaves the State border, so the exit is monitored.