(b) establish a public warehouse or authorize the establishment of one or more private warehouses in which [excise goods] may be deposited and stored duty-free; and (d) commits as a public servant any other act of harm to any person without having reason to believe that such act is necessary for the performance of his or her duties; (a) paid spirit drinks are transported within the State without authorization granted in accordance with this Act; or (a) as a tax on the quantity of [such excise goods] produced or transferred to a place of production or storage, including a distillery, brewery or warehouse, authorized or constructed in accordance with this Act; and (b) as a tax on the quantity [of such excise goods] imported into the [State]. (a) where the fees payable by the holder are not duly paid; or an Act codifying and amending the Act on the Levying of a Tree Tax and Excise Duty on Certain Articles in the State of Goa and related matters. (f) “tax” means the excise duty levied by or pursuant to this Law in one of the types referred to in Article 13 and, in the case of imports, the countervailing duty provided for in entry 51 of List II of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution; (l) determine the time, place and method of payment of duties or duties; (1) This Act may be referred to as the Goa Excise Duties Act, 1964. (q) “prescribed” means the requirements prescribed by the regulations made under this Act; (i) [“Foreign spirit drinks” means any alcohol (other than rectified spirits, denatured spirit drinks and flavoured spirits) imported into India and subject to customs duties under the Indian Tariff Act 2 of 1934 or the Customs Act No. 52 of 1962;] 3. The Commissioner may, subject to the rules and orders governing the conditions of employment of persons in the public service and public bodies, appoint as many excise inspectors, deputy excise duty inspectors and other senior officers or ministerial officers approved by the Government to assist the Commissioner in the performance of his duties. (b) if the holder of such licence or authorization or his servants, or any person acting on his behalf with his express or implied consent, breaches any of the terms of such licence or authorization or the terms of any agreement entered into under Article 17; or (d) where the conditions of the licence or authorization provide for such revocation or suspension. (t) “sale”, with its grammatical variants and related expressions, any transfer other than by gift; Subscribers can see a list of all cases cited and the legislation of a document. (q) destruction or any other form of disposal [of excise goods or foreign spirit drinks] that are deemed unfit for use; [* * *] Section 3 – Excise Authorities and Delegation of Powers.
[cc) `trader` means any person who, whether in return for payment or free of charge, trades in excise goods and foreign spirit drinks; This includes licensees, licensees, bidders, bidders, toy pickers, distributors, developers, tenants who deal directly or indirectly with spirits;]. (b) intentionally does or refrains from doing anything that violates any condition of its licence or permission not otherwise provided for in this Act; or (6) Subject to such restrictions and conditions as may be prescribed, the Government may, by written order, delegate to the Commissioner all of its powers under this Act. (d) `denatured` means actually and definitively rendered unfit for human consumption;. (c) regulating the extraction and distillation of toddy and its sale to licensed dealers; Subscribers can see the list of results associated with your document through the topics and quotes found by Vincent. (j) “Government” means the Government of Goa [* * *]; (a) `beer` means ale, stout, porter and all other fermented spirit drinks normally produced from malt; (b) pending the confiscation of the goods up to ten thousand rupees and the imposition of penalties not exceeding one thousand rupees by such other excise duty officer as the Government may authorize from time to time for such purpose. (d) seize dimensions, weights or test instruments that he has reason to believe are false. (k) the method of collecting or calculating fees due for a licence or authorisation, for storage or for an article subject to excise duty or a foreign spirit drink;. [mm) `molasses` means a dark coloured heavy viscous liquid produced at the final stage of production of gur or sugar which can be fermented in solution, suspension or sugar, including the solid form of that liquid and any product resulting from the addition of an ingredient to that liquid or solid that does not substantially alter the character of that liquid or solid; However, this does not include goods which: The Government may declare by notification that it is not molasses within the meaning of this Act:]. (c) if the holder of this Act is punished for an offence under this Act or for a detectable or ineligible offence; or (4) The Commissioner and all other officers and persons appointed under subsections (2) and (3) shall exercise the powers delegated to them and perform the duties required by or under this Act. (n) `notification` means the notification published in the Official Journal; (a) raw cocaine, i.e. any extract of coca leaves that can be used, directly or indirectly, in the manufacture of cocaine; (1) Public servants appointed in accordance with the law to perform their duties shall wear such uniform as is to be made available free of charge and shall be entitled to such allowances as may be prescribed. [See annex XXVIII].
(3) It comes into force on such date as the Government may be fixed by notification and communicates different dates for different territories. [See annex I]. (ii) a fine, which may be up to [ten thousand rupees], or deprivation of liberty, which may be up to [two years], or; with both, if the offence is related to another matter:. (a) if the offence is punishable only by imprisonment, imprisonment for up to half of the longest term of deprivation of liberty for that offence, or (a) to establish a public distillery or to permit the establishment of one or more private distilleries where spirits may be produced on the basis of a licence granted under this Act; [h) “export” with its grammatical variations and related expressions means to bring state to the rest of India or to a place outside India.] (a) wine spirits, spirits or denatured spirits, spirits, wines, toddy, beer, feny and all liquids containing or containing alcohol, spirits, excluding medicinal products and toiletries;. (a) encourages or offers the use of spirit drinks; or [x) the term “transport” means the transport from one place or customs post to another place in the State;] (c) `country liquor` means spirit drinks produced in another part of India as [foreign spirit drinks produced in India]; (w) `toddy` means fermented or unfermented juice obtained from coconut palms, cajuri or palm trees of any kind; (u) `spirit drinks` means spirit drinks containing alcohol and obtained by distillation, whether or not denatured;. (m) prescribing the restrictions and conditions under which licences may be issued; (g) prohibiting the sale of excise goods or foreign spirit liquors to such persons or groups of persons in such circumstances as may be prescribed; (b) If proceedings have already been instituted against that person, they shall not be continued.]. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires, (vi) any mixture, with or without neutral matter, of any of the intoxicating drugs referred to in the preceding paragraphs;] [(dd) “Chief Secretary” means the Chief Secretary of the Government of Goa [* * *].]. (i) the leaves, small stems and flowers on the fruit tip of the Indian hemp plant; (b) `bottled` means the transhipment of spirit drinks from a drum or [other container/tanker] into a bottle, glass, flask or similar container for sale, whether or not a manufacturing or grinding process is used, including repackaging; (iii) any mixture, with or without neutral matter, of any of the forms of opium referred to above, including all opium derivatives.].