1the Jammu and Kashmir Excise Act, Samvat 1958 (1901 A.d.)
Union territory Act of Jammu and Kashmir · Act 9 of 190180 provisions
The enactment
| Long title | An Act to consolidate and amend the Excise Law of the 2Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. |
|---|---|
| Type | Act |
| Citation | Act 9 of 1901 |
| Year | 1901 |
| Jurisdiction | Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 80 |
| Subjects | taxation |
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- Section 1 Short title, extent and commencement.
- Section 2 Repeal of enactments, rules and regulations
- Section 3 Interpretation.
- Section 3-A Country liquor and foreign liquor.
- Section 4 Appointment of Excise and Taxation Officer.
- Section 4-C Appeal.
- Section 4-D Revision and review
- Section 4-A Delegation of power conferred by section 4.
- Section 4-B Superintendence and control of the Excise Administrator and Excise officers.
- Section 5 Import of liquor and intoxicating drugs.
- Section 6 Export of liquor or intoxicating drugs.
- Section 7 Transport of liquor or intoxicating drugs may be prohibited.
- Section 8 And must be covered by a permit.
- Section 9 Permits for transport.
- Section 10 Particulars to be given in permits
- Section 11-A Licence for export, import, sale or possession of molasses.
- Section 12 Possession of liquor or intoxicating drugs in excess of the quantity prescribed by the Government prohibited.
- Section 12-A Possession of unused and printed labels corks, capsules, seals by certain persons.
- Section 13 Establishment of distilleries and warehouses.
- Section 14 Sale of liquor or intoxicating drugs without licence prohibited.
- Section 14-A Regulation of the sale of liquor in the State.
- Section 15 Exclusive privilege of manufacture, etc. may be granted.
- Section 16 Duty on liquor or intoxicating drugs.
- Section 16-A Approval to the label.
- Section 17 How duty may be imposed.
- Section 18 Duties may be framed.
- Section 19 Farmer may let or assign.
- Section 20 Forms and conditions of licences, etc
- Section 21 Counterpart agreement to be executed by licensees.
- Section 22 Power to recall licences.
- Section 23 Certain licensees required to keep instruments for testing etc.
- Section 24 Recovery of duties, etc.
- Section 24-A If any tax or other amount due is not paid consequences thereof.
- Section 24-B Refund of duty etc.
- Section 25 Power to frame rules.
- Section 26 Magistrate or Deputy Commissioner may issue a search warrant on application.
- Section 27 Powers to certain officers to search houses, etc. without warrant.
- Section 28 Power to enter and inspect places of manufacture and sale.
- Section 29 In case of resistance, entry may be made by force, etc.
- Section 30 Offenders may be arrested and contraband liquor and articles seized, without warrant.
- Section 31 Arrest of person refusing to give name or giving false name.
- Section 34 All officers in State employ required to report offences against this Act.
- Section 35 Landholders and others to give information.
- Section 35-A Power to seize, destroy etc. poppy and hemp plant.
- Section 36 Arrested persons to be taken before a Magistrate.
- Section 37 Period of detention not to exceed twenty-four hours.
- Section 38 Certain offences to be non-bailable and triable summarily.
- Section 39 Bail.
- Section 40 Procedure where enquiry cannot be completed in 24 hours.
- Section 41 Arrest of persons suspected of offences under this Act.
- Section 42 Excise and Taxation officers power to require attendance of witnesses.
- Section 43 Examination of witness by Excise and Taxation Officer.
- Section 44 Release of accused when evidence deficient.
- Section 45 Case to be sent to Magistrate when evidence is sufficient.
- Section 46 Production of seized articles before Magistrate.
- Section 47 Closing of shop for the sake of public peace.
- Section 48 For illegal import, etc.
- Section 48-A Penalty for rendering or attempting to render denatured/methylated spirit fit for human consumption.
- Section 48-B Penalty for possession of unused and printed labels, corks etc.
- Section 49 For misconduct by licensee, etc.
- Section 50 For possession of illicit liquor.
- Section 50-C Destruction of unfit liquor or beer.
- Section 50-A Persons found drinking in public or any place of worship etc. Penalty.
- Section 50-B Penalty for licensed vendor etc.
- Section 51 For vexatious search or arrest.
- Section 52 For vexatious delay.
- Section 53 For abetment of escape of persons arrested, etc.
- Section 54 For Excise and Taxation Officer using violence.
- Section 55 Screening offender or giving false information.
- Section 56 For offences not otherwise provided for. For subsequent offence double punishment.
- Section 56-A Attempt to commit offences punishable under the Act.
- Section 56-B Security for abstaining from commission of certain offences.
- Section 57 Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases.
- Section 58 What things are liable to confiscation.
- Section 59 Confiscation how ordered.
- Section 60 Power to compound offences.
- Section 61 Provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code & Ranbir Penal Code applicable to offences committed under this Act.
- Section 62 Publication of rules & notifications.
- Section 63 Exemptions and prohibitions.
- Section 64 Bar of actions.
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