Punjab Excise Bonded Warehouse Rules 1957

Register of the issuance of beer from the warehouse (d) a certificate from the civil surgeon of the district stating that, for reasons of hygiene, there is no objection to the continuation of the activity of a customs warehouse in the city, premises and proposed building; 1. The licensee shall comply with the provisions of the Punjab Excise Act (1 of 1914) and all rules and instructions issued under any other law currently applicable for the storage, bottling and distribution of spirit drinks. (12) Following the revocation, cancellation or establishment of a licence in the above condition, the permit holder or his or her representative shall immediately cease to work in the warehouse and cease to use the building and the machinery for the purpose for which they were granted. Neither Licensee nor any other person shall be entitled to compensation or damages in the event of revocation, cancellation or determination of the License. (To be maintained by any office responsible for a warehouse) 5. He or she makes truthful statements at the request from time to time of the Commissioner of Finance, the Deputy Commissioner of Excise Duties and Taxation and the Commissioner responsible for the warehouse. (iii) “Deputy Excise Duty and Taxation Officer” means the official appointed by the Government to perform the functions conferred on him by law and to exercise the power of “collector” conferred on him by law, and includes any official expressly authorized by the Land Government to exercise, in whole or in a particular area of the Commissioner, all or part of the powers of the Assistant Commissioner of Excise and Taxation under the Exercise Regulations. (a) a person who can be shown to hold a licence in Punjab or any other State or territory of the Union to sell those wholesalers or retailers of spirit drinks and, where the spirit drink is to be transported or exported beyond the borders of the district in which the warehouse is located, is in possession of an authorization signed by the Division`s Assistant Commissioner of Excise and Taxation or by another an official authorized to do so; the State of destination; Published in Punjab Communication No. 900-XSI of 8. March 1957 (b) a person holding an authorization signed by the excise duty authority of a Union territory or by the district excise duty authority of a district of any State of the Indian Union for the export of such spirit drinks from Punjab to that territory or that State of the Union: and (viii) `spirit drinks warehouse`: the part of the customs warehouse used for the storage of spirit drinks, including bottles and batches of galicles; is separate. 7.

He may not cease the operation of the warehouse (except in the case of closure for cleaning and repair) without notifying the Deputy Commissioner of Excise Duties and Taxation in writing for one week of his intention to cease work. He must continue to respect the terms of his license during the currency of the advertisement. (To be maintained by the officer in charge of the customs warehouse and to be rewritten and updated annually in June). (a) the provisions of the Punjab Excise Act and the rules and instructions contained therein which apply to the warehouse. (vi) `licence` means a person, undertaking or undertaking which has obtained a licence for the installation and operation of a customs warehouse. (b) are allowed to be filled in another customs warehouse in the State of Punjab. 6. He shall follow all instructions of the Official Commissioner concerning the character and purity of the spirit drink to be stored, the stock of spirits or materials supplied and any other matter the observance of which is required by the rules and instructions of the Punjab Excise Act (1 of 1914).

(i) provided that the spirit drink issued as a sample does not exceed 22,5 litres of proof per month and an account in a monthly register on Form D. (ii) “customs warehouse” means a warehouse approved for receipt by the Commissioner of Finance in accordance with section 22 of the Act, which stores spirit drinks, in bottles and in bulk, of Indian production transported to Punjab from any place in the Indian Union or imported into Punjab; as envisaged by the Government of Punjab, for their reduction, bottling transport or export in customs duties or against payment of customs duties inside or outside the State. (f) a list of storage spaces at___________________, bottling room and offices, as well as the exact location and dimensions of the permanent containers for the storage of spirit drinks and any important information relating to the warehouse or containers they contain. (To be maintained by the licensee in order to be available at all times for inspection by the warehouse representative and by each inspector) Approximate quantity of rectified alcohol in litres in bulk required throughout the contract period 4. The licensee shall at all times maintain the building and machinery it has installed in a state of efficiency and good condition to the satisfaction of the Deputy Commissioner of Excise Duties and Taxation. . 2. A plan indicating the location of the building, including storage rooms, bottling rooms, offices, etc., as well as a list of the machines that the licensee will keep under the licence are attached.

(c) the licensee in respect of spirit drinks issued as samples:- 10. The Commissioner of Finance may inform the licensee in writing that his licence will be determined after one month from the date of notification. Licence application form under section 22 of the Punjab Excise Act (1 of 1947) (ii) Samples are issued in bottles of the size specified in the punjab distillery rules or in the bottle smaller than these (bottles with a capacity of 189.25 milliliters). April 20, 2021 | by TeamLease RegTech Legal Research Team Signature of the Commissioner of Finance, Punjab, acting on behalf of and on behalf of the Governor of Punjab. (b) the content, including the quantity of supporting documents and in bulk of the spirit drink; (d) a government officer in respect of alcohol that is deposited by him in his official capacity. 3. The licensee may not make significant changes to the premises of the building without the prior approval of the Commissioner of Finance. (i) where a customs warehouse has a storage capacity not exceeding 1 35 000 litres of test; and (b) The licensee shall pay an annual fee of three Lakh rupees; (a) The licence for Form B.W.H. 2A is issued by the excise duty officer with the prior authorisation of the Land Government; (ix) `liqueur` means country spirits, foreign spirits produced in India, rectified spirit drinks and beer. It includes both bulk and bottled. • Rule 2 (KK), which specifies the type of licences, has been replaced, namely: b) in showrooms at the time of issuance of bulk spirits: “The fee for renewing the existing licence in Form B.W.H.-2 for the excise duty policy year 2021-22 is Rs. 25,00,000 /.

. . . Approximate monthly quantity of rectified spirit drink in litres in bulk Name of the________________________kind spirit________________________________. 11. If, for any reason, physical or mental, the licensee becomes incapable of doing business, dies or becomes insolvent, or (if the licensee is a corporation) is liquidated, the Commissioner of Finance may either (1) withdraw the licence or (2) sue it on behalf of his heirs and assigns, or (3) transfer it on behalf of one or more other appropriate persons. (b) In the case of the issue of spirit drinks under lock and key, the licensee shall have a security in Form L. 37 for the delivery of the spirit drink to a specific place or destination and to prove this before the undertaking can be settled. (b) in the case of the execution of a security in Form D. . .

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