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License Form
FORM R.S. II
Licence for the possession and use of rectified spirit including absolute alcohol for industrial, medicinal, scientific, 1[educational and pathological] and other similar purposes.
2[(See rule 5)]
Form text (extracted)
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Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 [1949 : Bom. XXV
(Reverse of the licence in Form R.S. 1)
Details of purchase of rectified spirit made by licensee
Aggregate Quantity Quantity of rectified spirit ‘TLicensee holding a retail
quantity of of rectified purchased sale licence]
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Date Spirit Spirit On the Progressive Licence Name Signature
permitted to permitted date total for No. and or signature
be used in to be used each period address of his
1/2/3 in two of two authorised
months months months nokar
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
FORMRS. II
[(See rule 5)]
11०21081४०. ............................
Licence for the possession and use of rectified spirit including absolute
alcohol for industrial, medicinal, scientific, '[educational and
pathological] and other similar purposes.
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 orders made
पाहाढ्पातटा(0..................... र्णा................------------ (hereinafter called “‘the licensee”’)
on payment 01 810०९ ०1१२६. .................. in advance, authorising him to buy, possess and
use rectified spirit including absolute alcohol (hereinafter called “‘spirit’”) during the
?था01 10 .......................------ 0.............-------------- at his premises situated at
.......... e eens (hereinafter referred to as “the licensed premises’’), subject to the
following conditions, namely :-
Conditions
1. The licensee shall not use the spirit for any छप्रा0056 ० ए०क( 107 ,...................
2. (1) The licensee shall not buy spirit except on a requisition countersigned by
an officer of the Prohibition and Excise Department duly authorised in that behalf :
[Provided that no such requisition shall be necessary for a licensee who has
obtained an order of exemption under rule 16.B of the Bombay Rectified Spirits Rules, 1951]
(2) The licensee shall not buy spirit in any *[three calendar months/six months]
subject to fire proof storage limit allowed by municipal or other competition authorities/
during the period of the licence more than “[.................65 bulk liters/bottles of 750/500/
250 ....................-------- milliliters each] in the aggregate;
(3) The licensee shall not use spirit exceeding भृ ........... bulk litres/bottles of
750/500/250 ................. milliliters each] in any six months subject to fire proof storage
limit allowed by municipal or other competitive three calendar months/authorities.
*The purpose for which the spirit is to be used should be clearly stated here. In the case of use for
industrial purpose the specific industrial purpose should be mentioned.
1.
Subs. by G. N. of 4-11-1968
2. Added, ibid.
3.
4. Subs. by GN. of 26-9-1966
Subs. by G. N. of 28-1-1974.
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3. The licensee shall not have in his possession more than bulk '[litres/bottles of
750/500/250 milliliters each] of spirit at any one time.
4. The licensee shall keep all the spirit received by him in a place in the licensed
premises approved by the local Inspector of Prohibition and Excise under lock and key
and all issues of spirit from the said place shall be made in the presence of the licensee or
a person duly authorised by him in writing in that behalf.
5. (1) The licensee shall maintain such accounts as may be prescribed by the
'Ithe State Government] under the Act. The account shall be kept in a bound book, paged
and stamped with the seal of the Collector *[?] or the Mamlatdar or Tahsildar], or the
Mahalkari or any other officer authorised in that behalf by the Collector.]
(2) The licensee “[other than the one who has obtained an order of exemption
under rule 16-B of the Bombay Rectified Spirit Rules, 1951], shall keep; along with the
account book, the requisitions and transport passes relating to the spirit received at the
licensed premises.
(3) The licensee shall furnish such returns as may be prescribed by the '[the State
Government] under the Act.
(4) The licensee shall furnish to the Collector such other information relating to
the subject-matter of this licence as the Collector may from time to time require.
6. The licensee shall pay to Government such cost of the Prohibition and Excise
staff if it is appointed for supervision over the use of rectified spirit, as may be fixed by the
Commissioner.
7. The licensed premises, the spirit kept therein and account books, requisitions
and transport passes referred to in condition Sand this licence shall at all times be open to
inspection by the Collector, or any Prohibition and Excise or Police Officer not lower in
rank than a Sub-Inspector of Prohibition and Excise or Police, as the case may be, or by
any other officer empowered under section 77 (a) of the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949,
who may be deputed or authorised by the Collector or the Superintendent of Prohibition
and Excise lor the District Inspector of Prohibition and Excise] in this behalf.
8 The accounts, requisitiot+ns and transport passes referred to in condition
Sand the licence shall be preserved by the licensee during the whole of the period of this
licence.
Granted this.................08 9790 0_...............-------- 19
Seal of Collector
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Subs. by G. N. of 28-1-1974.
Ins. by G.N. of 26-7-1957.
Subs. by G. N. of 25-7-1963.
Ins. by G. N. of 4-11-1968.
Ins. by GN. of 25-7-1963.
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