CourtMesh

Section 36: Higher alcohols, that is to say, amy] alcohol, butyl alcohol,

The Rajasthan Poisons Possession and Sale Rules 2015State Rules of Rajasthan · 1919

capryl alcohol, and any other substances containing thesw® higher alcohols such as fusel oil.

37. Hexaethyl-tetra phosphate.

38. Heptachlor.

39. Lead arsenate.

40. Litharge (lead monoxide).

41. M.C.P.A 2- methyl-4-chlorphenoxy acetic acid.

42. Mercuric iodides, organic compounds of mercury, expest compounds which contain a methyl group directly linked to the mercury atom.

43. Mercuric sulphocyanide. :

44. Metasystox, -0-[-2-(ethylthio) ethyl]-O-dimethy * phosphorothioate.

45. Methanol (Methyl alcohol) and all preparations or admixtures of methanol (Methyl alcohol).

46. Methyl bromide and all preparations thereof.

47, Naphthyl-thiourea and all preparations thereof. 48. Nicotine.

a

49. Nitrobenzene.

50. Oxalic acid and metallic oxalates sodium oxalate, 51 potassium oxalate, ammonium oxalate.

i beets tany members of the series of phenols of which bon 7 ar Composition varies from member to member Rinse om of carbon and two atoms of hydrogen), S8en derivatives of phenols and compounds of phenol ‘(Ortho-dinitrobenzene, ary 4

52.

53.

54.

55.

56.

57.

_containing more than 12 per cent of potassium hydroxide.

58.

59.

60.

61.

62.

63.

64.

65.

66.

67.

68, 69,

70.

71, with a metal except (i) substances containing less than 1 per cent of phenol, and (ii) nasal sprays, mouth washes, pastilles, lozenges, capsules, pessaries, ointments or suppositories containing less than 2.5 per cent of phenol.

Phenyl mercuric acetate all preparations thereof.

Phenyl mercuric chloride and all preparations thereof.

Phenyl mercuriurea and all preparations thereof.

Phosphorous white, Phosphorous red ,Phosphorous yellow.

Poppies, all preparation of, excepting red poppy petals and syrup of red poppies (Papaver rhoeas).

Potassium hydroxide and all preparations thereof Precipitated, white denatured spirit.

Sodium chloropenthathionate or sodium pentachlorophenate. te a Sodium hydroxide and all preparations thereof containing more than 12 per cent of sodium hydroxide. | Sodium nitrate, sodium nitrite.

Spirit denatured.

Sulphonal and its homologues whether containing 50 per cent methyl alcohol described as trional, tetronal, or by other trade name, mark or designation.

‘Strychnine, strychnine nitrate, strychnine sulphate strychnine hydrochloride, liquor strychnine hydrochloride -and all its solutions and preparations containing 0.2% or more of strychnine Systox Tetra ethyl] pyrophosphate and all preparations thereof. Thimet; 0.0 diethyl-S-ethy] mercapto methy] Phosphorodithioate.

Thiodan —hexa - methylenesulfite, Toxophane.

Warfarin Zine chloride and its li preparations intended to b purely industrial purposes chlorbicyclohepyen-bisoxyquid preparations (not being e used for soldering or other provided that they are contained in closed vessels labelled with the word “poisonous” and bearing the name and address of the seller and a notice of the special purposes for which the preparations are’ ‘intended. , :

BO c

(7) TORS RIGI-UA, Very 20, 2015 79415) :

ee “otis WOR WGKA, GETS 20,2015 arg ¢ “{7)

72. Zine phosphide.

73. Marking nuts.

74, Tetra ethyl Lead.

75. Red Lead.

76. Tetra ethyl chloride.

77. Verdigris. po.

78. Abrus precatorius (gunja or ratti).

79, Bromadialone.

80. Aluminium Phosphide.

81. Metallic fluorides.

82. Thalium and its salts.

83. Triethyl Phosphate.

84. Tetra ethyl Phosphate.

85. Hexa ethyl tetra Phosphate.

. Dinitro substituted phenol and their salts.

87. Schradan(octa-methyl-pyro phosphate) 88. Heptachlor.

wl 89. Sodium flouro phosphate.

. Potassium nitrate, potassium nitrite.

Organophosphorouscompounds Malathion, methyl parathion, Phorate,Diclorovas(DDVP), Quinolphos, Monocrotophos etc. 92. Organochloro compounds - Endosulphan etc .

93. Carbamates and Carbary], Propoxur, Ziram etc.

94. Synthetic Pyrethroids Allethrin, Allethrin »Deltamethrin ete.

95. Ethylene Dibromide(E.D.B). 96. 2,4-D. 99, Alpha napthy] acetic acid(N.A.A) parathion Aldrin, Endrin Dieldrin, .

thiocarbamates Aldicarb i Cypermethrin,d-trans Note: Preparations containin § any of the above poisons are also covered by this list.

FORM-A (See rule 3) Session and sale of Poisons der/Authorised Representative License for pos Photograph of License Hol Register No. .

Name of Licensee Y wrt 4 (7) TORT XIVIN-VA, Wey 20, 2015 15. ____79(17) Locality of shop Shri son of shri___— SS artrying on business as in the (Name of Local Body) under Police Station, of District, is hereby licensed to possess for sale by retail and to sell by retail the following poisons namely:

W e e No This license is subject to the conditions specified on reverse, the breach of any of which shall involve forfeiture of the license as well as liability to the penalties provided by Section 6 of the Poisons Act, 1919.

This license will remain in force from the date of grant for a period of five years unless previously terminated by the death of the license holder or cancelled by the Licensing authority concerned.

Seal and Signature of Licensing Authority CONDITIONS

1. Subject to the provisions of sub-rule (1) of rule 5 and 8, a license granted or renewed on any day shall remain in force for.a period of five years. Every applicant for the grant or renewal of a license shall make a written application to the Licensing Authority and such application shall bear a Court-fee stamp of hundred rupees.

2. A license shall terminate on the death of the licenseholder or if granted to a Firm or company on the winding up or transfer of the business of such firm or company.

.

3. The License Authority may for any sufficient cause revoke or cancel any license.

4. Every sale of a poison shall so far as possible be conducted by the License-holder in person or where the license-holder is a Firm or a Company, through or under the supervision of an accredited representative of such firm or company.

S 79 (18)

5. A License-holder shall not sell any poison to any person unless the later is personally known to him or identified to his satisfaction by producing photoidentity card. He shall not sell any poison to any person Who appears to him to be under the age of 18 years Or to any person who does not appear to him to be in full possession of his faculties.

(1) Every license-holder shall maintain a register jn which he shall enter all sales of poison other than those used by a chemist and druggist for dispensing or compounding in compliance with the prescription of a medical or veterinary practitioner. The following particulars shall be entered in such register in respect of each sale, namely:-

(a)Serial No.;

(b) Date of sale;

(c)Name, telephone number and address of the purchaser;

(d) Name of the poison;

(e)Quantity sold;

(f) Purpose for which the poison was stated by the purchaser to be required;

(g) Signature of purchaser or thumb impression if illiterate or in case of purchase by post, date of letter or written order and reference to the origins in the file in which it is preserved; and

(h) Signature of dealer.

(2) In a separate portion of the register aforesaid entries shall be entered, in separate column for each poison, the quantity of each such: poison sold daily and these entries shall be filed in from day to day.

(3) The signature under eolumn(h) of the register shall be that of the License-holder himself or when the license-holder is a Firm or company that of an accredited representative of such Firm or company and shall be entered at the time of sale or dispatch to the purchaser. Such signature shall be held to imply that the writer has satisfied himself that the requirements of rule 14 have been’ fulfilled, » ent 4. (1). SSE wsi—ua, Bors 20, 2015 7919)

(4) All letters or written orders referred in column (g) of the register shall be preserved in original by the licenseholder for a period of not less than two years from the date of the sale. =

(1) A license-holder shall maintain in respect of each poison a stock register, in form II which shall contain the following particulars:

(a) Serial No.;

(b) Date;

(c) Amount received name and address of person from whom received;

(d) Name and address of person from whom received

(e) Amount sold;

(f) Balance in stock; and

(g) Remarks. - Py

(2) The stock register shall be balanced daily.

Any Magistrate or any. Officer of Drugs Control Department or Police Officer above the rank of Sub- Inspector or any Medical Officer may at any time visit and inspect all poisons found there and the register maintained under rules 14 and 15.

All poisons kept for sale by any license-holder under these rules (except those kept by a chemist and druggist for the purpose of dispensing or compounding in compliance with the prescription of a medical or veterinary practitioner) shall be kept in a box, almirah, room or building (according to the quantity maintained) which shall be secured by lock and key and in which no . substance shall be placed other than poisons possessed

10.

in accordance with a license granted under the Act and each poison shall be kept within such box, almirah, room or building in a separate closed receptacle of glass, plastic, metal, or earthen-ware. Every such box, almirah, room or building and every such receptacle shall be marked with the word “Poison” in red characters in English and local language and in the case of receptacles containing separate poisons with the name of such poisons.

When any poison is sold, it shall be securely packed in closed receptacle or packet (according to the quantity) mY % A N s sparse MSI, Fels 20, 2015 arty en and every such receptacle or packet shall be labelled by the vendor with a label bearing the name of the Poison in English and local language and the number and date of the entry in the register of sales specified in rule id

11. The license shall be held subject to the conditions mentioned above and to the provisions of the Act and of any rules, from time to time, made under the Act.

12. The licensee, if he intends to sell or possess for sale any poison for medicine use only shall first obtain a requisite license as required under section 18 (C) of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940.

79 (20) FORM-B (see rule 6) Application for Grant/Renewal of License for possession and sale of Poisons 7 Name of the Applicant/firm: « Age of the Applicant:

Office and Residence Address:

License No. and Copy of License (applicable for renewal applications) Documents regarding constitution of the applicant firm including nomination of the authorized representative:

6. Full Address of the place of business or shop or of storag Ss.

for which a license is applied for, number of the flat and the ~ name of the building with house number and the street or the road where it is situated:

7. Copy plan of the premises

8. Documents pertaining to the right of possession of the premises

9. Name of the poison proposed to be sold:

(Applicant should furnish three copies of self-attested photographs along with the application) ‘ R Y N 1 ei [No.F.36(1)Home-9/09 Pt.]

By order of the Governor, ve a A.Mukhopadhaya, Additional Chief Secretary to the government ———__ Governme tent Central Press, Jaipur.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Rajasthan Poisons Possession and Sale Rules 2015
Section36
Marginal noteHigher alcohols, that is to say, amy] alcohol, butyl alcohol,
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

Find the provision, not just read it

The full text above is free, and it stays free. What a free CourtMesh account adds is everything you cannot do by reading one page at a time:

  • Search 49,000+ Central and State enactments by what a provision says, not by its number
  • Jump from any section to every judgment that has applied it
  • Search 300 million+ Indian court records alongside the statute
  • Ask a research agent to find and read the case law on a provision for you

Free account. No card. About a minute to create.

Create a free account

Need this as data, not as a page? The Rajasthan Poisons Possession and Sale Rules 2015 is one of 49,000+ enactments on CourtMesh. The Indian court cases API serves the case law that cites these provisions over JSON, with API documentation and plans and pricing. See also the judgment library.