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Section 35: Exemption of certain licenses from sections 28 to 34

The Tripura Excise Act, 1987State Act of Tripura · Act 12 of 1987

Section 28 to 34 shall not apply in the case of any license which it is proposed to grant a) to any person, for the retail sale of any intoxicant, during any period not exceeding one month; or

(b) to any person, for the sale of any denatured spirit; or

(c) to any person, for the retail sale of any intoxicant in substitution for a license which has been cancelled or withdrawn or surrendered before the expiration of the period for which it was granted ; or which has lapsed on the death’ of the person to whom it was granted ; or

(d) to any medical practitioner, chemist, druggist, apothecary or keeper of a dispensary, for the retail sale of any intoxicant for medical purposes.

36. Fees for terms, conditions, and form of, and duration of licenses, permits and passes—Every license, permit or passed under this Act —

(a) shall be granted—

(i) on payment of such fees (if any), and (ii) subject to such restrictions and on such conditions and

(b) shall be in such form and contain such particulars as the State Government may direct.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Tripura Excise Act, 1987
Section35
Marginal noteExemption of certain licenses from sections 28 to 34
JurisdictionState of Tripura
StatusIn force as published by the source

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