(1) To detect offences against the Excise, Opium and Salt laws.
(2) To take measures for the prevention of drunkenness and intoxication.
(3) To inspect shops licensed for retail sale of excisable articles and opium other than tari and pachwai throughout their circles at least once a month. Tari shops should be visited at least once in April and May, once in June and July, a third time between August and November and a fourth time in December and January. A fifth visit may be made in February of as many shops as can be managed for the purposes of notifying the date of the next settlement. Pachwai and denatured spirit shops and premises of persons licensed to posses or sell dangerous drugs should be inspected at such intervals as the Collector or the Superintendent of Excise may direct.
(4) To check the licensee's accounts.
(5) To examine the weights and measures in use in Excise and Opium shops.
(6) To inspect passes granted for the conveyance of excisable articles and opium to see that they do not cover articles for which duty has not been paid.
(7) To examine excisable articles and opium in transit, in stock, or after sale, and see that they tally in quality and quantity with the entries on the pass, are not adulterated and are not sold at other than the prescribed strengths and prices, if any.
(8) To examine whether any particular excisable article and opium is being consumed to an undesirable extent as compared with another article, e.g. whether foreign spirit is taking the place of country spirit or country spirit of pachwai .
(9) To ascertain whether the facilities for obtaining excisable articles and opium are adequate or whether the demand is being met illicitly.
(10) To ascertain whether there is any undue increase in consumption, and its causes.
(11) To observe any fluctuation in the consumption of and the revenue derived from, any excisable article and opium and ascertain the reason of such fluctuation.
Section 34 • Instructions issued by the Board of Revenue under Bihar and Orissa Excise Act, 1915
34. Duties of Sub-Inspectors.
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