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Section 415: Butcher's, fish-monger's and poulter's licence.

The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957Central Act · Act 66 of 1957

(1) No person shall without or otherwise than in conformity with a licence from the Commissioner carry on the trade of a butcher, fish-monger, poulterer or importer of flesh intended for human food or use any place for the sale of flesh, fish or poultry intended for human food:

Provided that no licence shall be required for any place used for the sale or storage for sale of preserved flesh or fish contained in airtight or hermetically sealed receptacles.

(2) The Commissioner may by order and subject to such conditions as to supervision and inspection as he thinks fit to impose grant a licence or may by order refuse for reasons to be recorded, to grant the same.

(3) Every such licence shall expire at the end of the year for which it is granted or at such earlier date as the Commissioner may, for special reasons, specify in the licence.

(4) If any place is used for the sale of flesh, fish or poultry in contravention of the provisions of this section, the Commissioner may stop the use thereof by such means as he may consider necessary.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957
Section415
Marginal noteButcher's, fish-monger's and poulter's licence.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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