IMPORTANT NOTE: The provided text does NOT appear to be a Maharashtra eGazette notification. Instead, it is extracted pages from the Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 itself, including:
- Rules for Import/Export of Spirituous Preparations (Rules 13–19, Forms SP/A-1, SP-1, SP/A-2, SP-2, Certificates)
- Declaration and Accounting Rules for articles under Section 24-A (Forms A, B, C)
- Board of Experts Rules, 1954 (Rules 1–8)
- List of Fit Preparations determined under Section 6-A (Serial Nos. 1–89)
This is statutory text (the Act and Rules themselves), not a notification amending those rules.
Analysis Summary
Document Type: Statutory Compilation (Bombay Prohibition Act, 1949 — Rules and Forms)
Not a Gazette Notification: This is a reproduction of existing legislative text, not a new amendment or fee revision notification.
Contents Overview:
Section 1: Import/Export Procedures (Rules 13–19)
- Rule 13: Importer bears all costs/risks of conveyance.
- Rule 14: Exporter must obtain permit/NOC from importing place's Collector/Excise Officer.
- Rule 15: Application for Export Pass in Form SP/A-2.
- Rule 16: Issue of Export Pass in Form SP-2 (4 parts) on payment of ₹1 fee.
- Rule 17: Removal under excise escort if required.
- Rule 18: Exporter must obtain Certificate-2 from importing place's Excise Officer.
- Rule 19: No pass needed if covered by Inter-State Trade licence (Bombay Spirituous Preparations Control Rules, 1955).
Section 2: Forms for Import/Export
- Form SP/A-1: Application for Import Pass (10-point declaration including conviction history, licence details, purpose).
- Form SP-1 (4 parts): Import Pass — for office record, exporting place officer, importer's place officer, and applicant.
- Form SP/A-2: Application for Export Pass (10-point declaration).
- Form SP-2 (4 parts): Export Pass — office record, applicant, consignee, importing place officer.
- Certificates 1 & 2: Verification by Excise Officers at exporting/importing places.
Section 3: Section 24-A Articles (1955 Notification)
G.N. R.D. No. SMP 1054, dated 19 February 1955
Covers articles determined "unfit for use as intoxicating liquor" under Section 6-A:
- Form A: Declaration within 48 hours of import/manufacture.
- Form B: Monthly register of stock, import, manufacture, use, sale, export.
- Form C: Monthly return to Collector by 5th of following month.
Section 4: Board of Experts Rules, 1954
Amended 1953, 1956, 1961, 1962
- Rule 2: Board of 10 members (Chairman + Secretary appointed by State Government).
- Rule 3: Qualifications: Medical/pharmacy/Ayurvedic degrees OR 5 years' teaching/chemist experience.
- Rules 4–6: Meeting procedures, voting, circulation.
- Rule 8: Recommendations forwarded to Revenue Department.
Section 5: List of Fit Preparations (Section 6-A(6))
89 Spirituous Medicinal/Toilet Preparations determined fit for use as intoxicating liquor, including:
- Tinctures (Alstonia, Buchu, Calumba, etc.)
- Ayurvedic Asavas (Dashmularishta, Mahadrakshasava, Vasakasava, etc.)
- Commercial Products (Wincamis, Ralovin, Kenwin, etc.)
- Quantities Producing Intoxication: Specified in Metric/Imperial units (e.g., Tincture Alstonia: 87 ml / 3.1 fl oz).
Conclusion:
This is NOT a gazette notification requiring amendment summary. It is a reference compilation of existing BPA rules, forms, and lists. If you intended to provide a notification amending these rules, please supply the actual gazette notification text (typically beginning with "In exercise of powers under Section X, the Government of Maharashtra hereby amends...").