APEA Section 64 : Revision

Explanation using Example

Example 1: License Refusal Review

Introduction: Ravi, a businessman in Andhra Pradesh, applies for a liquor license to open a new bar. His application is denied by the local excise officer due to alleged non-compliance with zoning regulations.

Application: Under Section 64 of the Andhra Pradesh Excise Act, 1968, the government can review the decision made by the excise officer. Ravi submits an application for revision, arguing that the zoning regulations were misinterpreted.

Outcome: The government reviews the records and finds that the officer's decision was based on outdated zoning maps. They decide to reverse the decision and grant Ravi the license. This demonstrates the provision's role in ensuring decisions are correct and lawful.

Conclusion: This example shows how Section 64 allows for the correction of errors in decision-making, ensuring fairness and legality in the licensing process.

Example 2: Suo Motu Revision of Permit Issuance

Introduction: A local distillery in Andhra Pradesh receives a permit to increase production capacity. However, there are complaints from nearby residents about environmental concerns.

Application: The government, acting suo motu under Section 64, decides to review the pe...

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