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Section 12: Permits for transport

The Karnataka Excise Act, 1965State Act of Karnataka · Act 21 of 1965

(1) The Deputy Commissioner or any other person duly empowered by the State Government in that behalf may issue a permit for the transport of intoxicants.

(2) A permit under sub-section (1) may be either a general permit for definite periods and kinds of particular intoxicants or a special permit for specified occasions and particular consignments only:

Excise [1966: KAR. ACT 21 378

Provided that a general permit shall be granted only to persons licensed under this Act and may cover any quantity of liquor transported at any one time not exceeding the quantity specified in the permit.

(3) Every permit under this section shall specify,-

(a) the name of the person authorised to transport intoxicants;

(b) the period for which the permit is to be in force;

(c) the quantity and description of intoxicants for which it is granted;

and

(d) any other particulars which may be prescribed.

(4) A permit granted under this section shall extend to and include servants and other persons employed by the grantee and acting on his behalf.

CHAPTER IV MANUFACTURE, POSSESSION AND SALE

Where this provision sits

ActThe Karnataka Excise Act, 1965
Section12
Marginal notePermits for transport
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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