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State of Bihar - Section

Section 33 in Bihar Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1972

33. [Challans, Registers, Returns and Signboard. [Substituted by S.O. 305 dated 26.2.1985.]

- Every lease or permit holder who intends to despatch minerals, by rail, road or river shall issue challan in Form 'F' to the Carriers who shall produce the same on demand by any Competent Officer [or Collector or Deputy Director (Mines) or Additional Director (Mines) or Director of Mines or any other officer authorised by them.]
(2)Every lease or permit holder shall maintain Register in Form 'G' in which day to day transaction shall be entered. 1[He shall also have to display a signboard exhibiting following information (i) Name of kiln-owner, (ii) mauza and plot no. of the land on which kiln, is situated (iii) volume of Brick earth excavated so far (iv) date of starting brick-laying (v) date of firing the kiln (vi) no. of rounds already completed by kiln (vii) stock of bricks on site on the day.]
(3)Every lessee or permit holder shall submit every month to the Competent Officer a true and correct return for minerals in Form 'H' by the fifteenth of the following month to which it relates.
(4)Every lessee or permit holder shall give all reasonable facilities to the Competent Officer [or Director of Mines or Additional Director of Mines or Deputy Director of Mines] [Substituted by S.O. 305 dated 26.2.1985.] or any other Officer authorised by the Collector in this behalf to inspect, verify and check the accounts of the minerals.
(5)[ If the accounts, returns and other evidence produced by the lessee; permit-holder or any other person who has removed minerals, are in the opinion of any of the officers authorised under Rule 33 (1) incorrect, incomplete or unreliable either wholly, or partly, the officer concerned, shall report to the Competent Officer who shall proceed to assess to the best of his judgement, the amount of royalty due from the assessee:Provided that if the Competent Officer himself has formed the opinion he shall proceed forthwith to assess to the best of his judgement, the amount of royalty due from the assessee:Provided further that the purchaser of minor mineral who intends to obtains royalty/cess clearance certificate from the Competent Officer shall retain the challan in Form 'F' issued to the carrier. The Competent Officer on production of Challan in Form 'F' shall issue royalty/cess clearance certificate of the quantity shown as despatched in challan.] [Inserted by S.O. 305 dated 26.2.1985]