On receipt of the application for the grant of an import licence, the Commissioner may grant an import licence in Form S.P.L. III, if he is satisfied that __ a) the applicant has not been convicted of any offence under the Spirituous Preparations (inter-State Trade and Commerce) Control Act 1955 (Central Act XXXIX of 1955), the Tamil Nadu prohibition Act, 1937 or of any cognizable and non-bailable offence;
b) the applicant is a recognized dealer or distributor in the medicine or other allied products in the place where the spirituous preparations are intended to be imported or a Registered Medical Practitioner;
c) the personal circumstances, previous experience of the applicant in the line and the local needs justify the grant of the import licence;
d) the privilege is not likely to be misused;
e) the preparations are required __
(i) for purposes of bona fide trade and commerce; and
(ii) for meeting the bono fide requirements of the State; and f) the provisions of the Tamil Nadu Prohibitions Act, 1937 (Tamil Nadu Act X of 1937) and the Rules and orders made thereunder and the conditions of the licences granted thereunder are not likely to be contravened.