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Section 4: Application for grant of privilege and licence

Tamil Nadu Indian-Made Foreign Spirits (Manufacture) Rules, 1981State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 1937

(a) Any person desirous of getting the privilege of manufacturing Indian-made foreign spirits and licence shall make an application in Form No.1 to the Commissioner.

(b) Every application shall be affixed with the court-fee label to the value of rupees two and accompanied by * [treasury receipts in proof of payment of an application fee of rupees four thousand, a fee of rupees eight lakhs for the grant of privilege of manufacturing Indian-made foreign spirits and a licence fee of rupees twenty thousand] together with—

(i) a full description of the site and the plan of the building in which the manufactory is proposed in triplicate;

(ii) a statement in triplicate showing the name and number of vats and other receptacles for blending and maturing or compounding or storing or reducing, the stirrers and their capacity;

(iii) a statement in triplicate showing the details of the apparatus for filtration, bottling, sealing, etc.

Where this provision sits

ActTamil Nadu Indian-Made Foreign Spirits (Manufacture) Rules, 1981
Section4
Marginal noteApplication for grant of privilege and licence
JurisdictionState of Tamil Nadu
StatusIn force as published by the source

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