Tamil Nadu Rectified Spirit Rules, 2000
State Rules of Tamil Nadu · 193718 provisions
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| Long title | G.O.Ms.No.238, Prohibition and Excise (VI) Department, dated 13th December,2000, |
|---|---|
| Type | Rules |
| Year | 1937 |
| Jurisdiction | State of Tamil Nadu |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 18 |
| Subjects | taxation |
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- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 3 Licences and permits
- Section 4 Application for the grant of licences
- Section 5 Conditions to be satisfied before a licence is granted and the procedure to be followed in dealing with application
- Section 6 Refusal of licence
- Section 7 Prohibition to deal in rectified spirit or absolute alcohol or silent spirit or neutral spirit or grape spirit or malt spirit or tapioca spirit without licence
- Section 8 Renewal of licence
- Section 9 Security
- Section 10 Forfeiture of security deposit
- Section 11 Transfer of licence
- Section 12 Production norm
- Section 14 Import
- Section 15 Cases in which licence is not necessary
- Section 16 Indent and supply
- Section 17 Establishment
- Section 18 Inspection by surprise
- Section 20 Disposal of spirit in the event of licence being cancelled or suspended or renewal refused
- Section 21 General conditions applicable to licence issued under these Rules
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