The power under has been delegated to the Regional Directors at Mumbai, Kolkata, Kanpur, and Chennai.
Accordingly, the application for grant of permission under the section shall be made to the concerned Regional Director in conformity with the procedure laid down in the Companies Regulations1956. No form has been prescribed for making. The application may be made in the form of a letter The said covering letter should accompany the following Name availability letter from the Registrar of the State in which it wants to get the Association or Club society registered or society registration under process.
Memorandum & Articles of Association of the proposed company in three copies to Company Regulations 1956. No stamp duty is payable on the Memorandum and Articles of Association if a company is to be registered under these provisions. List of names, addresses, description, and occupation of the promoters in three copies.
List of companies associations and other institutions in which promoters of applicant company are directors or hold responsible positions with the description of positions held. What is ngo performing for, is it necessary to enroll into memorandum list. List of members of the proposed Board of Directors in three copies. Declaration in the prescribed form signed by an advocate of Supreme Court or of High Court or an attorney or pleader entitled to appear before the High Court or a Chartered Accountant whole time practicing in India a Company Secretary whole time practicing in India on non-judicial stamp paper of appropriate value Copies of accounts balance sheet and reports on working of association for last two financial years. obtain information regarding ngo registration. It is an offense under the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance (Cap. 109) to sell liquor without a license.
The person convicted of the offense is liable to a fine of $1,000,000 and imprisonment for 2 years.
Furthermore, the Liquor Licensing Board takes a serious view of the activities of selling liquor without a license.
The application for a liquor license can be jeopardized if the applicant or any staff of the establishment commits the offense. Therefore, the applicant should ensure that no liquor is sold on the premises at any stage prior to the issue of a liquor license.
According to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Ordinance (Cap. 297), the provisions relating to the non-disclosure of previous conviction records would not apply to proceedings of determining a person’s suitability to be granted or to continue to hold any license. Therefore, an applicant for a liquor license has to disclose information of all his previous conviction in his application. More importantly, the applicant must not offer any money or gift to Government officers. This is an offense in law and the offender is liable to prosecution.