(1) No person shall import, export or transport any manufactured drugs except in such quantity, as he may lawfully possess under these rules.
(2) All applications for grant of permits to import and transport manufactured drugs shall be in From D.D. 2.
31. No approved practitioner shall import, export or transport any manufactured drug except such drugs and in such quantities as he may lawfully possess under these rules with or without a licence in this behalf.
32. Any person authorised in this behalf may import manufactured drugs in such quantity and in such manner as may be specified in import permit in From D.D. 2.
33. A licensed dealer may, subject to the conditions of his licence, export after obtaining expdrt pass in Form D.D. 3, manufactured drugs to any part of India, outside Delhi - Territory, subject to the terms of import authorizations granted under the rules, for the ti me being in force, in such part of India and countersigned by the Excise Commissioner.
RULE 41 THE DELHI NARCOTIC DRUGS RULES, 1985 233 An indent of manufactured drugs countersigned by the Chief Medical Officer or.
Civil Surgeon or Superintendent of the Civil Veterinary Department shall, for the purpose of this rule, be deemed to be an authorisation and shall not require further counter-signature.
34. A person authorised in this behalf by the Excise Commissioner, by a special order made under these rules, may export manufactured drugs, in such quantity and in such manner as may be specified in the exc art pass in Form D.D. 3.
35. A person to whom a pass authorisation has been granted under these rules for the transport of manufactured drugs may transport the drugs in such quantity and in such manner as may be specified in the pass or authorisation granted to him in Form D.D. 4.
36. Every person importing, exporting or transporting manufactured drugs shall comply with the general or special directions as may be given by the Excise Commissioner.
37. Nothing in these rules shall be deemed to permit import of manufactured drugs from any part of India outside Delhi, unless the rules, for the time being in force in such part of India, relating to the export of such drugs, have complied with.
38. Except as provided in these rules, no one shall import, export, or transport, by post manufactured drugs.
39. The transmission of manufactured drugs by inland post by licensed chemist and licensed dealers for medical purpose is permitted subject to the following conditions-
(i) only the parcel post shall be used;
(ii) the parcels shall be insured;
(iii) the parcels shall be covered by permits issued by the proper authorities in the State to which the parcels are addressed;
(iv) the parcels shall be accompanied by a declaration stating the names of the consignee and the consignor, the contents of the parcels in details, the number and date of the permit covering the transmission and the number of licence held by the licensee; and
(v) the consignee shall show distinctly in his account 'books the name of the consignor and the quantity of drugs sent to him, from time to time, by post.
Explanation : The expression" manufactured drugs" means manufactured drugs as defined in clause (xii) of rule 3 of these rules and includes any preparation containing manufactured drug for the purposes of this Chapter.
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