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The Goa, Daman and Diu Uniforms and Allowances to The Excise Executive Staff Rules, 1980

The Goa, Daman and Diu Uniforms and Allowances to The Excise Executive Staff Rules, 1980

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Sections

1. Short title and commencement.

Section 1

2. Uniforms and Allowances to Excise Executive Staff.

Section 2

1. Pattern of Uniform for Superintendent of Excise:

Section 1

1. Peak cap: As prescribed for full dress.

Section 1

1. Peak cap:

Section 1

2. Shirt: Open neck, khaki twill, with short sleeves and badges of rank, on detachable shoulder straps.

Section 2

2. Shirt:

Section 2

3. Bush shirt: Army pattern, khaki with belt of the same material and silver plated buckle, box plates and ordinary buttons. Badges of rank on detachable shoulder straps.

Section 3

3. Bush shirt:

Section 3

4. Trousers: (Slacks) Khaki, of the same standard and pattern used in other Indian Union States.

Section 4

4. Trousers:

Section 4

5. Shorts: Khaki drill.

Section 5

5. Shorts:

Section 5

6. Sam brown belt: As prescribed for full dress, but with a single cross strap and without frog to be worn when wearing a shirt as in clause 3 above.

Section 3

6. Sam brown belt:

Section 6

7. Medal ribbons: to be worn as laid down in army regulations.

Section 7

7. Medal ribbons:

Section 7

8. Boots: Plain brown leather with plain toe caps and khaki stockings.

Section 8

8. Boots:

Section 8

2. Pattern of Uniform for Inspectors of Excise:

Section 2

1. Jacket: Khaki drill (stockport shade No. 1) loose fitting except at the waist, with four buttons down the front, shirt open at the back upto the waist line. The lowest button should be just below the line of the belt, the under lap of the shirt at the back should be 3 inches. Turn down collar as in ordinary civilian lounge suit, khaki shirt with turn down pointed collar. Khaki necktie. Plain cuffs 3" deep running to a point 7" from the end of the sleeves.

Section 1

1. Jacket:

Section 1

2. Peak caps: Of the same standard and pattern (Khaki Military Type) as prescribed in the other States will be worn.

Section 2

2. Peak caps:

Section 2

3. Trousers: (slacks) - khadi drill without turn ups, according to military pattern.

Section 3

3. Trousers:

Section 3

4. Boots: Plain brown leather with plain toe caps.

Section 4

4. Boots:

Section 4

5. Belt: Sam brown belt made of Kanpur leather with white metal fittings.

Section 5

5. Belt:

Section 5

6. Great Coat: Loose single breasting Khaki with turn down collar 3" deep, fastening with one brass hook at the throat and five large regulation buttons down the front. A tab under the collar fastened by two white metal buttons to button across the throat when the collar is turned up. Shoulder strap with monogram at the base fastened by two small regulation buttons. Two inside breast pockets and a pocket at each side with 3" flap, slit for sword hilt on the left hand side. The coat should be mad

Section 6

6. Great Coat:

Section 6

7. Buttons: White metal monograms "Goa Excise".

Section 7

7. Buttons:

Section 7

8. Whistle: With khaki cord.

Section 8

8. Whistle:

Section 8

9. Revolver: Or an automatic pistol with drawn bolster.

Section 9

9. Revolver:

Section 9

10. Badges: Three 5 pointed stars (star of pattern of normal also as worn by Dy. S.P.) with letter at the base (Goa Excise), with ribbon of the pattern of Inspector of Police.

Section 10

10. Badges:

Section 10

1. Peak cap: As prescribed for full dress.

Section 1

1. Peak cap:

Section 1

2. Shirt: Open neck, khaki twill, with short sleeves and badges of rank.

Section 2

2. Shirt:

Section 2

3. Bush shirt: Army pattern, khaki with belt of the same material and silver plated buckle. Badges of rank and detachable shoulder straps.

Section 3

3. Bush shirt:

Section 3

4. Trousers: Will be worn along with bush shirt.

Section 4

4. Trousers:

Section 4

5. Shorts: Khaki drill.

Section 5

5. Shorts:

Section 5

6. Sam brown belt: As prescribed for full dress, but with a single cross strap and without frog to be worn on wearing a shirt.

Section 6

6. Sam brown belt:

Section 6

7. Medal ribbons: As laid down in army regulations.

Section 7

7. Medal ribbons:

Section 7

8. Boots: Plain brown leather with plain toe caps and khaki stockings.

Section 8

8. Boots:

Section 8

3. Pattern of Uniform for Sub-Inspectors of Excise:

Section 3

4. Pattern of Uniform for Excise Guard and Assistant Excise Guards.

Section 4

1. Fatigue cap: Khaki woollen.

Section 1

1. Fatigue cap:

Section 1

2. Shirt: Khaki cellular shirting, open neck, short sleeves two breast pockets, 6" wide and 7" deep, round at the bottom with pleats closed by a 2" flap pointed at the center, 4 khaki bone buttons down the front and one each breast pocket which is fitted with steel press buttons plain shoulder straps fastened with two khaki bone buttons and letters at the base. Number brooch above the breast pocket.

Section 2

2. Shirt:

Section 2

3. Buttons: Brass (large and small).

Section 3

3. Buttons:

Section 3

4. District Letters:

Section 4

4. District Letters:

Section 4

5. Brooch Buckle number:

Section 5

5. Brooch Buckle number:

Section 5

6. Chevron: (cloth) Excise Guard three V shaped Chevron, to be affixed from the right arm above the elbow. Each V being 2½" in outer span ½" in height. The gap between the strips to be ½". No Chevron for the Assistant Excise Guard. However the pre-liberation Excise Guard Grade II equated to the post of Assistant Excise Guards shall continue to use Chevron as before.

Section 6

6. Chevron:

Section 6

7. Trousers: Long pants without turn ups of drill cotton, mineral khaki. A grade, belted waist, 3" wide with three loops and one brass buckle. Bottom flap with five cotton buttons. The hem at the bottom of the trouser should be 2½" wide. The breadth at the bottom of the trouser should be 18".

Section 7

7. Trousers:

Section 7

8. Belt with accessories: For armed Excise men Leather, 2" wide fittings (1) Brass hook buckle (Army Pattern), (2) Sliding buckle, (3) Brass hook buckle, (4) Threat: cartridges couch leather bayonet frog (leather) for armed men only.

Section 8

8. Belt with accessories:

Section 8

9. Frog for bayonet: Leather.

Section 9

9. Frog for bayonet:

Section 9

10. Baton: Wooden babul with leather throng (12"long) stitched at 3" from the baton end.

Section 10

10. Baton:

Section 10

11. Socks: Khaki.

Section 11

11. Socks:

Section 11

12. Boots: Plain brown leather with plain toe caps, and khaki socks.

Section 12

12. Boots:

Section 12

13. Whistle: Thunderer with chain to be kept in the breast pocket and the chain to be hooked inside the coat to be ring of the second button from the top. The hook of the chain should be slightly closed as not to slip off the button ring and yet remain attachable to fit.

Section 13

13. Whistle:

Section 13

14. Great coat straps: Leather.

Section 14

14. Great coat straps:

Section 14

15. Short: Fatigue.

Section 15

15. Short:

Section 15

16. Water proof coats: Khaki

Section 16

16. Water proof coats:

Section 16

17. Gum boots for rainy season.

Section 17

17. Gum boots for rainy season.

Section 17

1. Quantity:-

Section 1

2. From.........................................................................................................................

Section 2

3. Route. - by Sea/Rail/Road via Check Post at................................................

Section 3

4. Bond No.............................. Dated....................................

Section 4

5. The excise duty of Rs...... on the consignment has been paid into the Government Treasury under challan No. .................. dated......................

Section 5

6. Station....................

Section 6

7. Date........................

Section 7

1. Excise Check-Post at..

Section 1

2. The Excise Commissioner of ... with a request to return this permit to the Excise Commissioner, Panaji-Goa within 10 days of the arrival of the consignment at destination.

Section 2

1. Village or Town or City:-

Section 1

2. Name of Road:-

Section 2

3. Sub-divisions of the Warehouse:-

Section 3

4. Inner area:-

Section 4

1. The landlords shall only sell palm liquor which is received by them as rent towards the coconut trees tapped by the toddy tapper under the valid licence.

Section 1

2. The palm liquor so received as rent shall be sold by wholesale only to the licenced liquor vendors.

Section 2

3. The liquor shall be transported under transport permit issued by the Excise Inspector.

Section 3

4. The landlords shall maintain accounts of their transactions in liquor stating:

Section 4

1. The person desiring to establish a modern distillery or winery plant shall apply to the Commissioner of Excise, in terms of Rule 41 of the Rules mentioned above, upto May of every year for a licence to establish a modern distillery for distillation of liquor or a winery for manufacture of wines during the cashew season of the next following year. Such applications shall also mention, with necessary specification, the names, if any, and location of the cashew zones, to be allotted and the name

Section 41

2. The value of distillation or winery plant, including the building and excluding the residential portion, cannot be less than Rs. 50,000/-.

Section 2
Chapter VIII

3. The application mentioned in condition 1, shall be disposed of upto the next July and, if the same is granted, the licensee shall pay the estimated excise duty as per condition 7 and the licence fee as per the Schedule appended to the Act up to the end of the following month of October, failing which the licence to establish the distillery or winery shall be deemed as automatically cancelled and the corresponding cashew zones shall be disposed of as per the provisions of the Chapter VIII of t

Section 3

4. The licence or licences will be granted for the manufacture jointly or separately of country liquor, Indian made foreign liquor and wines out of cashew apples subject to the provisions of Rules 42 to 52 as far as they are not inconsistent with the provisions of this Notification.

Section 4

5. If more than one application is presented for the same zone or zones in common, the first preference shall be given to persons from this State and when there are more than one such persons, the persons investing higher amount with the plant, estimated as per condition 2 shall be preferred. The same is applicable when there are more than one applicant from other parts of India.

Section 5

6. When more than one applicant apply for the same zone or zones or for some common zones, the applicant from this State shall be preferred, even if the amount invested by him with the plant is lesser.

Section 6

7. The amount of excise duty to be paid for the allotment of the cashew zones shall be fixed by the Commissioner of Excise, with the previous approval of the Government.

Section 7

8. If the excise duty on the liquor manufactured from cashew apples is in excess of the duty paid, under condition 7, the licensee shall be liable to pay the amount of such excess, before taking from the distillery any quantity of such liquor. Even if such liquor is not removed from the distillery, the excess duty assessed on it shall be paid upto the month of October of the same year. No refund of the duty paid will be admissible in any circumstances including decrease of production due to natu

Section 8

9. The licensee shall be entitled to the protection and rights and subject to the obligations provided under the provisions of the Rules 70, 76, 77, 79 to 83 as far as they are not inconsistent with the foregoing conditions.

Section 9

10. When the licensee, instead of cashew juice, purchases cashew apples from the zones allotted to him the provision of Rule 76 (1), (1A) and (1B) shall be applicable mutatis mutandis .

Section 76

11. Incase the licensee is unable to run the distillery or winery for want of supply of raw material or for any other cause, he will not be entitled to refund of the amount paid under this Notification.

Section 11

12. The Commissioner of Excise reserves the right to reject any application for licence under the Notification without assigning any reason thereof.

Section 12

13. After the cashew season is over, the licensee may manufacture liquor or wines from any other raw materials, subject to the previous permission of the Commissioner of Excise, on such terms and conditions as he may specify.

Section 13

14. The licensee will be subject to the provisions of the Excise Duty Act, 1964, and the rules framed thereunder without prejudice to the foregoing conditions.

Section 14

1. Such manufacturer shall, at least three days in advance intimate in writing to the Excise Inspector within whose jurisdiction his winery is situated, when he expects to receive the raw material in the winery or he proposes to start fermentation, filtration, bottling or to remove goods from the winery or from bonded warehouse;

Section 1

2. The Excise Inspector shall, as and when such intimation is received from the manufacturer post Excise Guards or Assistant Excise Guards at the winery for the purposes of supervision of raw material, process of fermentation, filtration, bottling or removal of goods from the winery or from bonded warehouse as the case may be.

Section 2

3. The manufacturer shall pay the salary and the allowances of the Excise Guards or Assistant Excise Guards posted to his winery proportions to the days/hours of service rendered by them.

Section 3

1. Intoxicating drugs such as :-

Section 1

2. Opium such as:-

Section 2