APEA Section 72 : Power to Make Rules

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Licensing for Retail Sale of Intoxicants

Introduction: Ravi owns a small shop in a rural area of Andhra Pradesh and wants to sell local toddy. He needs to understand the licensing requirements under the Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968.

Application: According to Section 72(2)(e) of the Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, the government can regulate the periods and localities where licenses for the sale of intoxicants are granted. Ravi must apply for a retail license, ensuring he meets the criteria set by the local excise department.

Outcome: If Ravi complies with the licensing rules, he can legally sell toddy. Non-compliance could result in fines or legal action under the penalty clauses of the Act. He must also adhere to any specific conditions, such as operating hours and age restrictions for buyers.

Conclusion: By understanding and following the licensing rules, Ravi can operate his business legally and avoid penalties.

Example 2: Regulation of Neera Drawing and Sale

Introduction: Sita is a farmer who wants to start a business selling neera, a non-alcoholic beverage tapped from palm trees.

Application: Section 72(2)(d)(iv) allows the government to regulate the drawing and sale of neera. Sita must follow the rules regarding tapping methods, storage, and sale locations. She needs to ensure her practices comply with the regulations t...

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