(b) In respect of the following types of mistakes / lapses / omissions / irregularities by dealers and millers in pulses (which are only illustrative and not exhaustive in nature) it shall not be necessary to launch prosecution. However, administrative action under the Essential Commodities Act, can be initiated, In case the omissions are found to be repetitive and there are reasons to believe that they are deliberate, appropriate action including launching of prosecution, may also be considered at the discretion of the competent authority by recording the reasons in writing: -
(i) Mistakes in mathematical totaLling; (ii) If the stock register does not show the place from which the stock was brought or sent but the information is available from any other register or document.
(iii) If the stock register could not be maintained for any particular day due to sickness, pressure of work or unavoidable circumstances;
(iv) When the variation between the book and the ground stock is insignificant;
(v) In the course of the normal transaction, if the licensee forgets to mention either the licence number or date on the bill or memo;
(c) For violation of provisions of this Order such as failure to submit periodical "C" form returns, non maintenance of stock boards, and non-exhibition of price lists, prosecution need not be launched. However, Departmental action may be initiated. The statement indicating the details of stock transacted in every month submitted to the Commercial Taxes Department, a copy of the same should be submitted to Civil Supplies Authority at the district level as "C" form return.
Section 18 • Andhra Pradesh Pulses (Licensing Storage and Regulation) Order, 2007
18. Marginal variations in the Stocks at the time of inspection of business premises / Dali Mill / Godown premises of pulses.
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