The Collector may, on receipt of the application in Form S.P.L. IV and after such enquiry as he deems necessary, if he is satisfied that the export of the spirituous preparation is intended for the purpose of bona fide inter-State trade and commerce and is not likely to be detrimental to the prohibition policy of the State grant the export licence in Form S.P.L.V:
Provided that the Collector shall not insist on an import licence or permit or ‗No objection certificate‘ for export to any particular State, if there is no restriction on the import, possession, sale or use of spirituous preparation in that importing State.
(2) The Collector may require an Exporter to produce, within a reasonable time not exceeding two months from the date of issue of the export licence, satisfactory proof of the consignment having reached its destination.
(3) The Collector may refuse to grant an export licence if he considers that the export of spirituous preparation is not for bona fide inter-State trade and commerce and is likely to be detrimental to the prohibition policy of the State to which the export is made.
(4) A fee of Rs.5 (Rupees five only) shall be paid for each item of spirituous preparation to be exported.
(5) The requirement of an import licence or a ‗No Objection Certificate‘ from the State to which export is made may be waived in any case by the Commissioner.
(6) The Commissioner may in his discretion grant a general export licence in Form S.P.L. VI for a period of one year (i.e) from the 1st day of April to the 31st day of March next in respect of spirituous preparations as mentioned in Rule 9, if he is satisfied that a large number of exports at frequent intervals in a year have to be made to places outside the State, on payment of an annual fee of Rs.150 (Rupees one hundred and fifty only).
(7) The loss of a general export licence during the period of its currency shall forthwith be intimated by the holder of the licence to the authority who issued the export licence, explaining the circumstances in which the loss has occurred. If the consignment has been exported, the holder of the licence shall furnish the details of the products despatched and the suppliers to whom they have been despatched. A fee of Rs.50 (Rupees fifty only) shall be payable for every duplicate licence granted by the authority who issued the original licence after making such enquiries as it deems fit. The holder of the licence shall return the duplicate licence for cancellation, if and when the original general export licence is traced out. However, in case of loss of export licence issued in Form S.P.L. V no duplicate licence shall be issued. Instead, the licence holder shall get a fresh export licence on payment of Rs. 5 (Rupees five only) .