APEA Section 34 : Penalties for Illegal Import, etc
Act
Summary
Section 34 of The Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968 outlines penalties for illegal activities involving intoxicants, such as import, export, manufacture, and sale. Violations can result in imprisonment ranging from six months to five years and fines from five thousand to one lakh rupees, depending on the severity and quantity involved. This section aims to regulate and control the handling of intoxicants within Andhra Pradesh.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1: Illegal Transportation of Intoxicants
Introduction: Ravi, a businessman in Andhra Pradesh, decides to transport a large quantity of liquor from one district to another without obtaining the necessary permits.
Application: Under Section 34(a) of the Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, transporting intoxicants without a license or permit is illegal. Ravi's actions fall under this provision as he is transporting liquor without authorization.
Outcome: If caught, Ravi could face imprisonment for a term not less than one year and up to five years, along with a fine ranging from ten thousand to one lakh rupees, as the quantity exceeds the notified limit.
Conclusion: Compliance with licensing requirements is crucial to avoid severe penalties. Ravi should have obtained the necessary permits to legally transport the liquor.
Example 2: Unauthorized Bottling of Liquor
Introduction: Sita runs a small business and decides to bottle homemade liquor for sale without obtaining a license.
Application: According to Section 34(f) of the Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, bottling liquor for sale without a license is prohibited. Sita's actions are a direct violation ...
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