Bare ActsThe Odisha Marine Fishing Regulation Act, 1981

Section 6

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(1) The owner of a fishing vessel may make an application to the authorised officer for the grant of a licence for using such fishing vessel for fishing in any specified area. (2) Every application under sub-seetion (1) shall be in such form, contain such particulars, and be accompanied by such fees, as may be prescribed. (3) The authorised officer may, after making such enquiry as he deems fit and having regard to the matters referred to in sub-seetion (4) either grant to the owner of the fishing vessel, a licence for using sach fishing vessel for fishing in the specified area or Specified area mentioned in such licence or refuse to grant the licence : Downloaded from www.iesfinet Prohibition of fishing using fishing vessels which are not licensed. EG. No.934—22-6— 1982 Cancellation, suspension and amendment of licences. Provided that no licence shall be granted in re5pect of any veSSel which is not a registered fishing vessel. (4) In granting or refusing licence under sub— section (2), the authorised officer shall have regard to the following, namely: — (a) the condition of the fishing vessel ineiuding the accessories and fishing gear with which it is fitted; (b) any order made under section 4; (c) any other matter that may be prescribed. (5) A licence granted under this section shall be in such form and subject to such conditions, including conditions as to payment of such fees and furnishing such security for the due performance of the conditions, as may be prescribed: Provided that different fees, and different amounts by way of security, may be prescribed in respect of licences for different classes of fishing vessels. (6) A licence granted under this section shall be vaiid for the period specified therein or for such extended period as the authorised officer may think fit to allow in any case.

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