8. Subject to the provisions of this Regulation, each licensee shall, in respect of spirit drinks for which it holds a licence to sell, satisfy the claim of any customer served who requires payment of what is requested of it and the licensee shall maintain a sufficient stock of spirit drinks for which it holds a commercial licence. to meet the likely need. This rule does not require a licensee to respond to a customer`s claim, even if accompanied by an offer of payment, if the customer must pay a payment for alcohol previously sold under the credit licence, if a credit sale is authorized. 9. The licensee may sell spirit drinks only in the following title and under the following conditions: – (a) A licensee for the sale of country spirit may not sell alcohol in bottles and starch unless otherwise specified by the excise duty officer. (b) The licensee may not sell spirit drinks to other licensees, provided that the licensees hold more than one licence, the transfer of inventory from one licensed establishment to another may take place with the prior consent of the Deputy Commissioner or another excise duty officer authorized by the Deputy Commissioner. (b) are moved or stored in premises used as a place where the public is authorized to consume food or beverages, unless the premises are authorized by the Act or the alcohol consumption regulations made therein or have been exempted from the provisions of this Regulation by a written order of the Government. In so far as the condition referred to in subparagraph (c) does not apply to the retail sale of spirit drinks intended for consumption “on the spot”: In addition, for licences issued after the entry into force of these Regulations, the one hundred metre condition applies: if, after the establishment of the retail sale of Indian alcohol, a larger educational establishment, a religious place or hospital of fifty beds or more presents itself, Foreign alcohol or country alcohol, the above distance restrictions do not apply. Explanation I – For the purposes of clause (a) above, large educational institutions are defined as intermediate and upper secondary schools, colleges and other government-recognized higher education institutions. Explanation II – For the purposes of paragraph (b) above, a religious place would imply a religious place with a pucca structure with a covered area of more than 400 square feet. Explanation III- The distance measurement is the shortest moving distance between the centre of the actual entrance/main door of the premises proposed for approval and the centre of the actual main door/entrance of the building of the premises referred to in points (a)(b) and (c).
2. The licensee may not carry out any operation relating to his licence or his liquor store intended to be sold or otherwise marketed under his licence, except in the premises specified in his licence, hereinafter referred to as `authorised premises`. However, in exceptional cases, the excise duty officer may grant permission to store alcohol in a location other than the authorized premises. This permit is granted against payment of an additional fee as prescribed and only in cases where it is not possible to store the necessary stock in the authorized premises. Before granting the authorization, the excise duty officer shall ensure that the proposed place is sufficiently protected and that there is no possibility of making it accessible to the public. (3) The licensed premises shall be constructed and maintained by the licensee at the licensee`s own expense. 4. Unless authorized by the excise duty officer, no authorized premises may be used for the sale and storage of alcohol for other transactions. Persons or entities holding more than one licence must have separate premises for their activities. Separate accounts shall be kept for sales made under these licences, provided that this sub-rule does not apply to the licence to participate in department stores on Form L-12, with the exception of the provision relating to the keeping of accounts of separate sales made under the licence for spirit drinks.
5. Where a licensee holds a licence in the form of L-16, L-16F in conjunction with a licence in the form of L-15, L-15F, the licensee may not sell spirits in accordance with the licence in Forms L-15, L-15F at the times specified in Forms L-16, L-16F as closing hours of the licence in any part of the authorized premises where persons not resident in the hotel: or in a room or bar adjacent to or opening in a room to which people who are not in the hotel are allowed. (6) Authorized premises are premises owned or leased by the licensee, provided that local conditions so require, the premises of liquor stores may in any case be leased or purchased for the Government by special order of the Government. (7) Where the premises have been made available by the Government specifically for a store, the licensee shall carry on business on the premises and shall pay to the Government, in addition to its licence fees, the rent for the premises that may be determined by the Commissioner of Excise Duty. 8. In the case of a dining car driving licence in the form of L-20 and L-20F, the premises holding the authorisation shall be any dining car approved by the railway administration and all other authorised premises shall be intended solely for storage purposes. (9) A retail licence for consumption “outside” the premises shall be permitted in places or premises situated in a building in Pucca whose land use is commercially authorized and in accordance with orders and instructions issued by the excise duty officer from time to time. 10. Retail licences for consumption “on” premises shall be issued at a place duly approved by the local authority concerned, provided that the following documents issued by the bodies concerned have been submitted: (a) the food house authorisation; Provided that a passport is sufficient to cover the transport of intoxicants to the premises where the importer has obtained either the licence to sell and/or possess intoxicants in Delhi. 2. The export licence shall in any event establish the quantity and content of intoxicants to be exported and whether the duty has been paid at the rates applicable in Delhi or whether an exemption has been granted or a loan has been granted to secure excise revenue.
15. Import tax to be levied on imports of spirit drinks, if any. – For authorisations issued to holders of the L-1 certificate for the importation of alcohol, the import fee shall be levied as prescribed. 16. Power to refuse authorization and passport. – The Excise Duty Officer, Assistant Commissioner or Assistant Commissioner may refuse to issue an identification card or authorization for a sufficient reason to register and may not issue such a passport or authorization if the Applicant has reason to believe that the Applicant has not paid the contributions requested by the Applicant. 17. Authority empowered to issue a permit or passport.
– Passports for the import, export or transport of alcohol and authorization to possess alcohol may be issued by the Assistant Commissioner or he may delegate his powers to an excise duty officer under his authority. 18. Extension of the validity of the permit or passport. – 1. No passport or authorization shall be valid after the date of its expiry, provided that the Assistant Commissioner granting authorization or authorizing the shipment of a shipment in accordance with these Rules may extend the period of its currency if an extension is requested due to a delay in the transit of a shipment or for any other reason sufficient for the payment of the funds of the arrangement. not more than twenty-five percent. the obligation to send or for other reasons for reasons to be recorded. 2.
If the delay occurs during the importation of liquor for reasons beyond the licensee`s control, the licensee shall submit an application to the Deputy Commissioner for the revalidation of the import authorization within three business days of the occurrence of the occurrence and the Deputy Commissioner may revalidate the delay.