| R. 6. Register to be maintained for purposes
of Rule 50(12) of the Central Rules - (1) For the purposes of sub-rule
(12) of rule 50 of the Central Rules, every manufacturer or wholesale dealer in
butter, ghee, hydrogenated vegetable oils, edible oils and other fats and also
in spices shall maintain a register in the following Performa: - Front Page
- Name and address of the licence holder.
Address of premises
Number and date of licence.
Operations carried out.
Subsequent pages -
| Serial No. 1 |
Date 2 |
Quantity
Manufactured, prepared, purchased or received 3 |
Nature
of substances 4 |
Descriptive
marks 5 |
Disposal
| Name
and address of The
person to whom sold |
Quantity
sold 6 |
Date
of sale | Brand
of article | Remarks 7 |
Subsequent page in case of oil
ghanas driven by animals shall be as follows :-
| Serial No. 1 |
Date 2 |
Total
quantity of copra or oilseeds purchased 3 |
Total
quantity of oil manufactured, prepared, purchased or received 4 |
Total
quantity of oil sold 5 |
Remarks 6 |
(2) Such register shall be maintained in the
form of a permanently bound and serially paged register and kept open for inspection
at the place in respect of which a licence is granted when business is carried
on whenever required by the licensing authority or any officer authorised by it.
R. 5. Licences : -
| (1) |
Any person desiring for the manufacturing for sale, for the storage, for the
sale or for the sale or for the distribution of articles of food in respect of
which a licence is required under rule 50 of the Central rules made by the central
Government under section 23 shall apply for a licence in Form A to the licencing
authorities appointed by the local authority. |
| (2) |
On receipt of such application a licensing authority shall inspect the premises
which are intended to be used for the purpose for which licence is applied for
the shall grant necessary licence in form B if it is satisfied that it is free
from sanitary defects and the applicant complies with other conditions for holding
the licence. | | (3) |
A licence shall be issued on payment of fees as laid down in the schedule for
the period beginning on the date of its issue and ending on the 31st March next
following. | | (4) |
The licensee shall abide by the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder
and the conditions of the licence granted to him. The licensing authority may
suspend or cancel for breach of any of the provisions of the Act or rules made
thereunder or the conditions of licence. |
| (5) |
Where the licensing authority refuses to grant a licence, or suspends or cancels
any licence, it shall before making an order in that behalf, require the applicant
or as the case be, the licensee to show cause within a specified time why such
order should not be made. If the applicant of the licensee does not show any cause
within the specified time, or shows cause which in the opinion of the licensing
authority is not satisfactory, the licensing authority concerned shall make an
order accordingly. | | (6) |
Any person aggrieved by the decision of the licensing authority under this
rule, may appeal to the local authority within 30 days of the date on which the
order is communicated to him. | | (7) |
No holder of a licence shall be entitled to any compensation for cancellation
or suspension of licence nor to a refund of any fee paid in respect thereof. |
51. Duration of Licence.
A licence shall unless sooner suspended or cancelled, will be in force for such
period as the State Government may prescribe.
Provided that if application
is made before the expiry of the period of validity of the licence, the licence
shall continue to be in force until orders are passed on the application.
As per the rule 5(3) The Gujarat Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules 1961 A
licence shall be issued on payment of fees as laid down in the schedule for the
period beginning on the date of its issue and ending on 31st March next following.
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