45 sections · 0 chapters · 1 schedules

Preamble
Section 1 Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2 Definitions
Section 3 Excise Authorities and delegation of powers
Section 3A Uniforms.
Section 4 Import of excisable articles.
Section 4A Export of excisable articles.
Section 5 Transport of excisable article.
Section 6 Removal of excisable articles from bonded warehouses of distilleries, etc.
Section 7 Manufacture of liquor.
Section 8 Possession of and transactions in liquor.
Section 9 Sale of excisable article or foreign liquor.
Section 10 Prohibition or restriction of import, export, transport, possession, manufacture or sale of excisable articles.
Section 10A Prohibition of publication of advertisements relating to liquor.
Section 10B Prohibition of consumption of liquor in ‘No Alcohol Consumption Zone’.
Section 11 Establishment of distilleries and warehouses.
Section 12 Levy of Duty.
Section 13 Mode of levy.
Section 13A Payment of fees for grant of licence or permit, etc.
Section 14 Recovery of tree tax.
Section 15 Licences and permits.
Section 16 Power to cancel licences.
Section 17 Agreement.
Section 18 Measures, weights and testing instruments.
Section 19 Prohibition of sale etc., to certain persons.
Section 20 Recovery of sums due to Government.
Section 21 Transitional.
Section 22 Power of Government to make rules.
Section 23 Power to enter and inspect place of manufacture and sale.
Section 24 Power of certain officers to investigate into offences.
Section 25 Power of seizure and detention.
Section 26 Search warrants.
Section 27 Power to search without warrant.
Section 28 Duty of officers of certain departments to report offence and to assist excise officer.
Section 29 Duty of officer-in-charge of police station to take charge of article seized.
Section 29A Powers of certain officers to close liquor shops.
Section 30 Penalty for contravention of provision.
Section 31 Penalty for certain Acts or omissions by holders of licence.
Section 32 Penalty for certain acts by holders of licence for sale or manufacture
Section 33 Penalty for possession of contraband excisable article
Section 34 Vexatious search seizure, etc., by officers
Section 35 Penalties for offences not otherwise provided for
Section 35A Punishment for attempt to commit offences
Section 36 Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases
Section 36A Cognizance of offences
Section 37 Confiscation
Section 39 Fine in lieu of confiscation
Section 39A Power of Commissioner to compound offences
Section 40 Appeals.
Section 41 Revision.
Section 42 Exemptions.
Section 43 Publication of rules and notifications.
Section 44 Bar of certain suits.
Section 45 Repeal.
Section 46 Power to remove difficulties.
Schedule Schedule

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45 sections · 0 chapters · 1 schedules

Preamble
Section 1 Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2 Definitions
Section 3 Excise Authorities and delegation of powers
Section 3A Uniforms.
Section 4 Import of excisable articles.
Section 4A Export of excisable articles.
Section 5 Transport of excisable article.
Section 6 Removal of excisable articles from bonded warehouses of distilleries, etc.
Section 7 Manufacture of liquor.
Section 8 Possession of and transactions in liquor.
Section 9 Sale of excisable article or foreign liquor.
Section 10 Prohibition or restriction of import, export, transport, possession, manufacture or sale of excisable articles.
Section 10A Prohibition of publication of advertisements relating to liquor.
Section 10B Prohibition of consumption of liquor in ‘No Alcohol Consumption Zone’.
Section 11 Establishment of distilleries and warehouses.
Section 12 Levy of Duty.
Section 13 Mode of levy.
Section 13A Payment of fees for grant of licence or permit, etc.
Section 14 Recovery of tree tax.
Section 15 Licences and permits.
Section 16 Power to cancel licences.
Section 17 Agreement.
Section 18 Measures, weights and testing instruments.
Section 19 Prohibition of sale etc., to certain persons.
Section 20 Recovery of sums due to Government.
Section 21 Transitional.
Section 22 Power of Government to make rules.
Section 23 Power to enter and inspect place of manufacture and sale.
Section 24 Power of certain officers to investigate into offences.
Section 25 Power of seizure and detention.
Section 26 Search warrants.
Section 27 Power to search without warrant.
Section 28 Duty of officers of certain departments to report offence and to assist excise officer.
Section 29 Duty of officer-in-charge of police station to take charge of article seized.
Section 29A Powers of certain officers to close liquor shops.
Section 30 Penalty for contravention of provision.
Section 31 Penalty for certain Acts or omissions by holders of licence.
Section 32 Penalty for certain acts by holders of licence for sale or manufacture
Section 33 Penalty for possession of contraband excisable article
Section 34 Vexatious search seizure, etc., by officers
Section 35 Penalties for offences not otherwise provided for
Section 35A Punishment for attempt to commit offences
Section 36 Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases
Section 36A Cognizance of offences
Section 37 Confiscation
Section 39 Fine in lieu of confiscation
Section 39A Power of Commissioner to compound offences
Section 40 Appeals.
Section 41 Revision.
Section 42 Exemptions.
Section 43 Publication of rules and notifications.
Section 44 Bar of certain suits.
Section 45 Repeal.
Section 46 Power to remove difficulties.
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The Goa Excise Duty Act, 1964 regulates the production, possession, transport, import, export, sale, and taxation of alcoholic beverages, spirits, intoxicating drugs, and opium within the State of Goa. It applies to commercial liquor manufacturers, dealers, tappers, distributors, vendors, consumers, and enforcement officials across the state. By establishing a comprehensive licensing system, levying excise duties, and creating designated non-consumption zones, the law controls the alcohol trade and generates state revenue. It matters because it ensures product safety, curbs illicit liquor trafficking, prevents public drunkenness, and provides a structured legal framework for local alcohol industries like feni production.

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Section 1Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2Definitions
Section 3Excise Authorities and delegation of powers
Section 3AUniforms.
Section 4Import of excisable articles.
Section 4AExport of excisable articles.
Section 5Transport of excisable article.
Section 6Removal of excisable articles from bonded warehouses of distilleries, etc.
Section 7Manufacture of liquor.
Section 8Possession of and transactions in liquor.
Section 9Sale of excisable article or foreign liquor.
Section 10Prohibition or restriction of import, export, transport, possession, manufacture or sale of excisable articles.
Section 10AProhibition of publication of advertisements relating to liquor.
Section 10BProhibition of consumption of liquor in ‘No Alcohol Consumption Zone’.
Section 11Establishment of distilleries and warehouses.
Section 12Levy of Duty.
Section 13Mode of levy.
Section 13APayment of fees for grant of licence or permit, etc.
Section 14Recovery of tree tax.
Section 15Licences and permits.
Section 16Power to cancel licences.
Section 17Agreement.
Section 18Measures, weights and testing instruments.
Section 19Prohibition of sale etc., to certain persons.
Section 20Recovery of sums due to Government.
Section 21Transitional.
Section 22Power of Government to make rules.
Section 23Power to enter and inspect place of manufacture and sale.
Section 24Power of certain officers to investigate into offences.
Section 25Power of seizure and detention.
Section 26Search warrants.
Section 27Power to search without warrant.
Section 28Duty of officers of certain departments to report offence and to assist excise officer.
Section 29Duty of officer-in-charge of police station to take charge of article seized.
Section 29APowers of certain officers to close liquor shops.
Section 30Penalty for contravention of provision.
Section 31Penalty for certain Acts or omissions by holders of licence.
Section 32Penalty for certain acts by holders of licence for sale or manufacture
Section 33Penalty for possession of contraband excisable article
Section 34Vexatious search seizure, etc., by officers
Section 35Penalties for offences not otherwise provided for
Section 35APunishment for attempt to commit offences
Section 36Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases
Section 36ACognizance of offences
Section 37Confiscation
Section 39Fine in lieu of confiscation
Section 39APower of Commissioner to compound offences
Section 40Appeals.
Section 41Revision.
Section 42Exemptions.
Section 43Publication of rules and notifications.
Section 44Bar of certain suits.
Section 45Repeal.
Section 46Power to remove difficulties.

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The Goa Excise Duty Act, 1964 regulates the production, possession, transport, import, export, sale, and taxation of alcoholic beverages, spirits, intoxicating drugs, and opium within the State of Goa. It applies to commercial liquor manufacturers, dealers, tappers, distributors, vendors, consumers, and enforcement officials across the state. By establishing a comprehensive licensing system, levying excise duties, and creating designated non-consumption zones, the law controls the alcohol trade and generates state revenue. It matters because it ensures product safety, curbs illicit liquor trafficking, prevents public drunkenness, and provides a structured legal framework for local alcohol industries like feni production.

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Section 1Short title, extent and commencement
Section 2Definitions
Section 3Excise Authorities and delegation of powers
Section 3AUniforms.
Section 4Import of excisable articles.
Section 4AExport of excisable articles.
Section 5Transport of excisable article.
Section 6Removal of excisable articles from bonded warehouses of distilleries, etc.
Section 7Manufacture of liquor.
Section 8Possession of and transactions in liquor.
Section 9Sale of excisable article or foreign liquor.
Section 10Prohibition or restriction of import, export, transport, possession, manufacture or sale of excisable articles.
Section 10AProhibition of publication of advertisements relating to liquor.
Section 10BProhibition of consumption of liquor in ‘No Alcohol Consumption Zone’.
Section 11Establishment of distilleries and warehouses.
Section 12Levy of Duty.
Section 13Mode of levy.
Section 13APayment of fees for grant of licence or permit, etc.
Section 14Recovery of tree tax.
Section 15Licences and permits.
Section 16Power to cancel licences.
Section 17Agreement.
Section 18Measures, weights and testing instruments.
Section 19Prohibition of sale etc., to certain persons.
Section 20Recovery of sums due to Government.
Section 21Transitional.
Section 22Power of Government to make rules.
Section 23Power to enter and inspect place of manufacture and sale.
Section 24Power of certain officers to investigate into offences.
Section 25Power of seizure and detention.
Section 26Search warrants.
Section 27Power to search without warrant.
Section 28Duty of officers of certain departments to report offence and to assist excise officer.
Section 29Duty of officer-in-charge of police station to take charge of article seized.
Section 29APowers of certain officers to close liquor shops.
Section 30Penalty for contravention of provision.
Section 31Penalty for certain Acts or omissions by holders of licence.
Section 32Penalty for certain acts by holders of licence for sale or manufacture
Section 33Penalty for possession of contraband excisable article
Section 34Vexatious search seizure, etc., by officers
Section 35Penalties for offences not otherwise provided for
Section 35APunishment for attempt to commit offences
Section 36Presumption as to commission of offence in certain cases
Section 36ACognizance of offences
Section 37Confiscation
Section 39Fine in lieu of confiscation
Section 39APower of Commissioner to compound offences
Section 40Appeals.
Section 41Revision.
Section 42Exemptions.
Section 43Publication of rules and notifications.
Section 44Bar of certain suits.
Section 45Repeal.
Section 46Power to remove difficulties.

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