Bare ActsThe united provinces excise act, 1910

Section 8

Subs

Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.

Subs. by section 2(ii) of UK Act no 23 of 2018. 6 [The United Provinces Excise Act, 1910] [Section 3] 1 [(23) “Hotel” means a commercial establishment or a part of a building where residential accommodation is, by way of business, provided for a monetary consideration; (24) “Club” means any person or body of persons register under the Company Act, 2013 or the Uttarakhand Co-operative Society Act, 2003 or Society Registration Act, 1860 providing services, facilities or advantages, primary to its members, for a subscription or any other amount ; (25) “Restaurant” means a commercial establishment where meals are prepared and served to customers for a monetary consideration. Explanation: Definition of restaurant given in U.P. Restaurant Consumption of Liquor Rules, 1952 (as adopted and modified in the Uttrakhand), shall be applicable for relevant purposes inspite of the said definition. (26) “Notified place” means any building or part of a building and the premises appurtenant thereto and any specifically demarcated land wherein the supply of liquor in terms of a licence is permitted for consumption within such notified place; (27) “Service and supply of liquor’ means providing of liquor for consideration at clubs, restaurants, hotels and any other notified place on the basis of licence issued on the condition that such liquor shall be consumed within the premises of such hotel, club, restaurant or other notified place; (28) ‘Shop of liquor’ means such retail shop who have licence of liquor sale in the sealed bottle etc. in retail.] -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1- Inserted clauses (23),(24),(25),(26),(27) and (28) by section 2(iii) of UK Act no 23 of 2018. 7 [The United Provinces Excise Act, 1910] [Section 4-8] Power of State Government to declare what is to be deemed "liquor"

Section 8 – The united provinces excise act, 1910 | DailyLaw.ai