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Section 3C: Mineral Dispatch Permit for Stone Crushing/ sand ManufacturingUnits

The Karnataka Regulation of Stone Crushers (Amendment) Rules, 2014State Rules of Karnataka · 2012

(1) No crusher licensee shall receive, cause to receive, store or cause to store any mineral or processed mineral in his premises without valid mineral dispatch permits issued in accordance with mineral concession rules.

(2) The licensee shall acknowledge the mineral received with permits in electronic form in Integrated Lease management system of Mines and Geology department.

(3) Any person intending to transport the beneficiated mineral or any mineral processed in the crusher, shall apply for mineral dispatch release order (MDRO) to the concerned 3 Senior Geologist/Deputy Director as envisaged in Karnataka Minor Mineral Concession Rules.

(4) The concerned Senior Geologist/Deputy Director shall verify whether the royalty has been paid in respect of the mineral received in the crusherand after satisfying about such payment shall issue the mineral dispatch release order (MDRO) by collectinga processing fee of rupees fifty per Mineral Dispatch Release Order and thereafter the crusher licensee shall generate permits. However the quantity of Mineral Dispatch Release Order shall not exceed the quantity of minor mineral acknowledged in Integrated Lease Management System.

(5) If any mineral or its processed product is found in the premises belonging to crusher licensee, having not been covered under royalty, the competent authority shall after giving an opportunity of hearing initiate penal action under the provisions of the Act.”

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ActThe Karnataka Regulation of Stone Crushers (Amendment) Rules, 2014
Section3C
Marginal noteMineral Dispatch Permit for Stone Crushing/ sand ManufacturingUnits
JurisdictionState of Karnataka
StatusIn force as published by the source

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