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Omitted by Haryana Act 10 of 1976. 322 EXCISE [1914: Pb. Act 1 Exceptions. Prohibition and restriction of possession of intoxicants in certain cases. Possession of unused and printed lables, corks, etc. by certain persons to be punishable. (a) a license for the manufacture, sale or supply of such article; or (b) in the case of intoxicanting drugs, a license for the cultivation or collection of the plants from which such drugs were produced; or (c) a permit granted by the Collector in that behalf. (2) Sub-section (1) shall not apply to― (a) any 1[intoxicant] in the possession of any excise officer, common carrier or warehouseman as such; or (b) 2******** (3) A licensed vendor shall not have in his possession at any place, other than that authorised by his license, any quantity of any 1[intoxicant] in excess of such quantity as the 3[State] Government has under section 5 declared to be the limit of sale by retail, except under a permit granted by the Collector in that behalf. (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in the foregoing sub-sections, the 3[State] Government may by notification prohibit the possession of any 1[intoxicant], or restrict such possession by such conditions as it may prescribe. [24-A. No person shall have in his possession any unused and printed label, cork, capsule or seal, duly approved by any authority under this Act or under any rule or order made thereunder for use by a person licensed to establish or work a distillery or brewary or to bottle liquor, or any other label, cork, capsule or seal which is an imitation of such unused and printed label, cork capsule or seal, as the case may be : Provided that nothing herein shall apply to— (a) a person licensed to establish or work a distillery or brewery or to bottle liquor; or (b) a person who, in execution of an order received from a person specified in clause (a), manufactures or prints any such label, cork, capsule or seal.]