| 1.
| | This Ordinance may be cited, as the Excise Ordinance. |
| 2.
| | Interpretation. |
| 3.
| | Power of Minister to exempt excisable articles from the provisions of this Ordinance. |
| 4.
| | Limits of sale. |
| 5.
| | Saving of military and naval canteens. |
| 6.
| | The collection of the excise revenue to lie with theGovernment Agent. |
| 7.
| | Appointment of Excise Commissioner and other officers of Excise Department. [ 2, 36 of 1957.] |
| 8.
| | Powers of Minister. |
| 9.
| | Orders of Excise or Government Agents appealable to Minister. |
| 10.
| | Import of excisable articles. |
| 11.
| | Export of excisable articles. |
| 12.
| | Prohibition of import, export, and transport of excisable articles. |
| 13.
| | Pass required for import, export, and transport of excisable articles. |
| 14.
| | Passes for import, export, or transport. |
| 15.
| | Manufacture of excisable articles prohibited except under provisions of this Ordinance. |
| 16.
| | Establishment of distilleries, breweries, and warehouses. |
| 17.
| | Possession of excisable articles in excess of the quantity prescribed by Government prohibited. |
| 18.
| | Sale of exposed articles without licence prohibited. |
| 19.
| | Exclusive privileges of manufacture, &c, may be granted. |
| 19A.
| | Power of Government Agent to take possession of premises for certain purposes. [2,17 of 1962] |
| 20.
| | Grantee of toddy privileges may grant licence. |
| 21.
| | Grantee may let or assign. |
| 22.
| | Duties may be imposed by the Minister by Order published in the Gazette. [3,49of 1961] |
| 23.
| | How duty may be levied. |
| 24.
| | Payment for exclusive privileges. |
| 25.
| | Form and conditions of licences, &c. |
| 26.
| | Counterpart agreement to be executed by licensee. |
| 27.
| | Power to cancel or licences, &c. |
| 28.
| | Further power to cancel licences. |
| 28A.
| | Powers of Minister in respect of licences. [2, Law 14 of 1977.] |
| 29.
| | Surrender of licence. |
| 30.
| | Certain licensees required to keep instruments for testing, &c. |
| 31.
| | Procedure in case of default by licensee or grantee of exclusive privilege. |
| 32.
| | Power to make rules. |
| 33.
| | Power to enter and inspect places of manufacture, bottling, and sale. |
| 34.
| | Powers of excise officers in matters of arrest and inquiry. |
| 35.
| | Cases in which offenders may be arrested, and contraband liquor and articles seized without warrant. |
| 36.
| | Government Agent or Magistrate may issue a search warrant. |
| 37.
| | Power of excise officers to search without a warrant. |
| 38.
| | Power to cut spadices of trees tapped without licence. [2, Law 27 of 1974.] |
| 39.
| | Release of arrested persons by excise oficers. |
| 40.
| | Arrests, searches, &c, how to be made. |
| 41.
| | Offences to be bailable. |
| 42.
| | Officers of certain departments bound to report offences and to assist. |
| 43.
| | Landholders and others to give information. |
| 44.
| | Police to take charge of articles seized. |
| 45.
| | Closure of licensed premises. |
| 46.
| | Penalties for illegal import, &c. |
| 47.
| | For illegal possession or transportation. |
| 48.
| | For misconduct by licensee, &c. |
| 49.
| | For excise officer refusing to do duty or being guilty of cowardice. |
| 50.
| | For offences not otherwise provided for. |
| 51.
| | Enhanced punishment after previous conviction. |
| 52.
| | Prosecution restricted. |
| 53.
| | Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases. |
| 54.
| | What things liable to, confiscation. |
| 55.
| | Confiscation how ordered. |
| 56.
| | Power to compound offences. [5,491961.] |
| 57.
| | Offences to be summarily Magistrate. |
| 58.
| | Ordinance does not apply to bona fide medicated articles. |
| 59.
| | Bar of actions. |
| 60.
| | Excise notifications to be judicially noticed. |
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