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Section 6: Payment of fee

M.P Shops and Establishment Rules 1959State Rules of Madhya Pradesh · 1958

Any fee prescribed in these rules shall be credited into a Government Treasury in the State under the head 3[XXXLI-Miscellaneous Social and Development Organisations— A(1) fees for Registration of Shops and Establishments.]

"[Provided that if the registration or renewal of the registration certificate is issued by the Municipal Corporation or by Municipality the fees prescribed in these rules shall be deposited in the office of the concerned Municipal Corporation or Municipality, as the case may be, and such local authority shall issue a receipt thereof.] .

Substituted by Notification No. 4(b)-1 -XVIA dated 21.11.1995.

Substituted by Notification No. 4(b)-1 -XVIKdated 21.11.1995 for words "Rupee one".

Subs. by Notification No. 82124-1403-XVI, Part IV(Ga) dt. 12.04.1963 Page 371.

3A. Ins. by Notfn. No. 4 (E) 10-95-XVI-A, dated 13-05-1998.

Notice of change.— A notice of change to be notified to the Inspector under section 7 shall be in Form D.

Notice of closure.— (1) A notice regarding closing of an establishment to be notified to the Inspector under section 8 shall be in Form E and it shall be accompanied by the Registration certificate of such establishment.

(2) If any employer transfers his establishment to any other person he shall, within ten days of such transfer notify the fact to the Inspector.

Fixing days in a year for additional overtime.— (1) The following days and not more than three days preceding any of such days, shall be the days for additional overtime for purposes of making of accounts, stock-taking or settlement under sub-section (3) of section 11,— The 31 day of March;

The 30th day of June;

The 30 day of September:

The day of Dewali;

The 31st day of December; and The last day of Vilcram Samvat;

Provided that in lieu of any day or days mentioned above the employer may substitute any other day or days, as the case may be, which shall be intimated to the Inspector at least three months before the day on which he intends to take excess work.

(2) On any of the days mentioned in sub-rule (1) for the purposes thereof the operation of the provisions relating to closing hours in Section 9 shall be deemed to be suspended.

Notice to be given to Inspector when additional overtime is to be worked.— Notice of the intention to require employees in a shop or commercial establishment to work under sub-section (3) of section 11 in excess of the period fixed under sub-section (1) of the said section on any day prescribed under rule 9 shall be given either in English or in Hindi so as to reach the Inspector within whose jurisdiction such establishment is situated at least two days before each day.

Receipt of security money.— (1) The Inspector with whom money is deposited by way of security for the return of seized goods under sub-section (2) of section 10 shall pass a serially numbered cash receipts in Form F in respect of the amount so deposited. The amount shall be refunded to the depositor if he is not prosecuted within the period prescribed in section 52, on the expiry of such period, and if he is prosecuted, after the case is finally disposed of.

(2) The Inspector shall, for the goods seized by him under subsection (2) of section 10, issue a seizure memo in Form G to the person from whom such goods have been seized and when such goods are returned to the person concerned shall detain a delivery memo from the said person with his acknowledgment in Part B of Font G.

Employment of children and young persons.— An Inspector may require an employer to produce in respect of any person employed by him whom the Inspector suspects to be a child or a young person as proof of his age (1) an authentic extract from the school record, or (2) a certified copy from the Birth Register, or (3) certificate of age from the registered medical practitioners in Form H.

Where this provision sits

ActM.P Shops and Establishment Rules 1959
Section6
Marginal notePayment of fee
JurisdictionState of Madhya Pradesh
StatusIn force as published by the source

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