APEA Section 3 : Appointment of Commissioner

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Appointment of the Commissioner

Introduction: The Government of Andhra Pradesh decides to appoint a new Commissioner of Prohibition and Excise. Mr. Rao, an experienced officer, is selected for the role.

Application: According to Section 3(1) of The Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, the government issues a notification appointing Mr. Rao as the Commissioner. This notification empowers him to be the chief controlling authority for all matters related to the administration of the Act.

Outcome: Mr. Rao now has the authority to oversee the implementation of excise laws across the state. His role includes ensuring compliance with the Act, issuing directives, and managing the department's operations.

Conclusion: Compliance with this provision ensures that the excise department functions under a designated authority, maintaining order and adherence to the law.

Example 2: Exercising Powers of the Collector

Introduction: A situation arises where illegal liquor is being manufactured in a district. The local Collector is unavailable to address the issue.

Application: Under Section 3(2) of The Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, the Commissioner, Mr. Rao, steps in to exercise the powers of the Collector. He orders a raid on the illegal manufacturing site and coordinates with law enfor...

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