(1) The stock register and the stock of sandalwood shall be kept open for inspection at any time by any Forest Officer not below the rank of a Forester 3[ having jurisdiction over the area concerned.]
4[(2) The inspecting Officer may, if he has reason to believe that the term of licence have been contravened, seize any or all records, stocks of Sandalwood and it products, vessels and conveyance used in such contravention. The seizures may be removed by the Inspecting Officer for safe custody and produced in the Court having jurisdiction over the area within a week.]
(3) In so inspecting the premises due regard shall be paid by the Inspecting Officer to the special and religious customs of the occupants of the premises.
5 1[9.(1) Whenever the Inspecting Officer considers that the production of any document or other things is necessary for purposes of compliance with these rules, the Inspecting Officer may issue a written requisition or order to the dealer or stockiest in whose possession such document or thing is believed to be, requiring him to produce it at the time and place stated in the requisition or order.
(2) Where the Inspecting Officer has reason to believe that the dealer or stockiest to whom an order under sub-rule(1) has been or might be addressed, will not or would not produce, document or thing as required by such requisition or order, or where the Inspecting Officer considers that the purpose of these rules will be served by a general search or inspection, he may if he is competent to search by himself or obtain a search warrant under Section 12(1)(b)(ii) of the Act and execute in the manner provided in the Code of Criminal Procedure,
1973.]
THE SCHEDULE 2[FORM I] Form for the application of Licence [See Rule 3(1)]
1. Name of the applicant :
2. Father’s/Husband’s Name :
3. Full address of the applicant Village :
Taluk :
4. Names and addresses of the persons from whom the applicant proposes to obtain the sandalwood :
5. Place where the applicant proposes to keep the sandalwood and transact the business
1. Subs. for Rule 9 by G.O. Ms. No. 854, F & RD (For.III), dt. 13.12.1978.
2. Subs .for original Form I by Ibid.
6 FORM II Form of Licence [See Rule 3(1)] Original/Duplicate
1. Licence Number :
2. Name of Licence :
3. Residence :
Village :
Taluk :
4 Place in which the sandalwood is to be stored :
Licenceis hereby granted to the person mentioned above for the possession of sandalwood from the issue of licence to the 31st March….. subject to the provisions of the TelanganaForest Act, 1967 and the rules made thereunder Station :
Date :
Signature of Issuing Officer Designation Score out words not necessary -- 7 FORM-III 1Form of Stock Register [See Rule 7(3)] Month ……………… Name of dealer/Stockist ………………………………… Name of Village/town…………………………….. Place of storage of Sandalwood Date Receipts Issue Opening Balance of Sandal wood No. & date of permit and by whom issued Descrip tion of Sandal wood Quan tity Kgs.
Total By Sale By Conversion B a la n c e R e m a rk s No.& date of permit to whom issued Descript ion of Sandal wood Quan tity in Kgs Mode of conversion Quantity consumed in Kgs TOTAL
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)
1. Form-III was added by G.O Ms. No. 854, F & RD (For.III), dt. 13.12.1978.
8 Comment : Classification of Finally Cleaned Sandalwood Class Name Description
1. Vilayath Budh or first class billets Billets free from effects and weighing not less than 20 lb.
2. China Budh or second class billets Billets free from defects and weighing from 10 to 20 lb.
3. Panjam or third class billets Billets free from defects and weighing from 5 to 10 lb.
4. Chotla or short billets Billets without defects but less than 3 feet in length, weight immaterial.
5. Ghat Badla Billets of 10 lb and over with minor defects, such as knots, small cracks and hollows.
6. Bagardad Billets with minor defects, such as knots, small cracks and hollows but weighing less than 10lb.
7. Roots, first class Weighing not less than 15 lb.
8. Roots, second class Weighing not less than 15 lb.
9. Roots, third class Less than 5 lb and all side roots.
10. Jajpokal, first class Hollow and ragged pieces weighing not less than 7 lb.
11. Jajpokal, Second class Hollow and ragged pieces weighing not less than 3 lb.
12. Ain Bagar not less than 1 lb Sound and unsound pieces weighing
13. Cheria Sound and unsound pieces weighing not less than ½ lb
14. Ain chilta Chips and small pieces of pure heartwood.
15. HotheriChilta Very small chips and small pieces of heartwood (obtained in planting first four classes).
16. MulvaChilta Largest chips of mixed heartwood and sapwood.
17. BasolaBakni Small chips of mixed heartwood and sapwood.
18. Saw Dust (From appendix-VII of working plan of Kollegal Forest Division, Madras-1936, CCF Library No. 2939) ----------